Inter Milan midfielder Piotr Zielinski, currently sidelined due to injury, recently shared his thoughts on working with manager Simone Inzaghi and teammate Henrikh Mkhitaryan in an interview with FootTruck. The Polish international offered insights into the coaching style of Inzaghi and the impact of his experienced colleague.
Speaking about Inzaghi, Zielinski was full of praise: “He’s a skilled coach, very well-prepared tactically. He’s really fired up on the sidelines, reacting to everything that happens on the field. He talks a lot, gives many instructions, and shouts a lot. The day after the match, he has no voice left. But he’s a great person, staying in touch with the whole team to see what we’re doing and to make us feel like a group. He’s good, I enjoy working with him.”
Zielinski’s comments highlight Inzaghi’s passionate approach to management and his commitment to maintaining strong communication with the squad. The midfielder’s appreciation for Inzaghi’s tactical acumen and personal touch suggests a positive working relationship between the player and coach.
When asked about his teammate Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Zielinski expressed admiration for the Armenian playmaker: “He plays in the same position as me. He’s an excellent player and person. Since my arrival, we’ve had the chance to talk about everything. He’s a great player with a wonderful career. He’s someone to look up to and learn from.”
