Edin Dzeko keeps Inter worried about renewal

2022-11-14 10:28:43, Sport CNA

The double at "Gewiss Stadium" sent Edin Xheko to the quota of 104 goals in Serie A and turned him into the hero of Inter for this week as well.

After punishing Bologna in midweek, the Bosnian was the absolute protagonist of the black and white also yesterday afternoon in front of Atalanta, securing the last three points in the game for 2022 that served to maintain the distance of 11 points with the leaders of Napoli.

More and more questioned because of his 36 years on his shoulders and the contract that expires in June, the striker showed after the match that he does not think about any of them and is completely focused on Inter.

APPEARANCE - "We started a little slowly as usual, but after conceding the goal we woke up.

Then we shouldn't have let them reopen the match, but this is football, things happen. Atalanta are dangerous and we knew we would suffer.

Anyway, I think that apart from the first 30 minutes we did the rest well and then when everything ends properly, we are all happy, otherwise it would be said that we didn't do anything well".

AGE AND RENEWAL – "Years pass for everyone and I am no exception, but as long as I can I will give everything for Inter.

Personally, I've been playing at this level for over 15 years, I'm not at all surprised with my form, maybe others and those who don't know me are.

Renovation? I'm not playing for renewal, I'm playing for Inter. I do my best in training and then if I can help the team during the match, I'm happy and I'm not just talking about helping with goals. I want to play here, I have a contract until June, then we will see".

CHAMPIONSHIP - "Now we are in good shape and of course when you reach this continuity you prefer to keep playing.

Now the break is coming and we will use it to rest, to recover energy and to restart in the best way against Napoli. They have done a fantastic job in Serie A and the Champions League and have shown how strong they are, but the championship is still long, we have to look ahead and think game by game."