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MORATTI: "BAGGIO HERE? WE'D BE HONOURED"
Thursday, 15 September 2005 15:13:30
MILAN - Speaking in Japan last night Roberto Baggio, scorer of 17 goals in 59 matches for the Nerazzurri, declared his desire to return to football after a year out. And after his morning's work at the Saras offices in Milan, Massimo Moratti gave a brief interview to journalists in which he did not exclude the possibility of a collaboration between Inter and Baggio. The Inter patron also commented positively on Roberto Mancini's team's victory in Bratislava, underlining the seriousness of the work done by everyone to reach the goals Moratti and all Inter fans dream of.
Roberto Baggio said he would like to return to the world of football. Would there be room for him at Inter?
"With Baggio it's something we have already talked about in the past, which I think is logical considering the person and champion he is. We would be honoured, so it's something that could easily be continued with him."
Could Baggio take up a role in the Youth Sector?
"It could be something we would agree on together."
It was important to win after the defeat in Palermo. Did the team give a positive reply in Bratislava?
"Yes, the team's reply was excellent. It wasn't easy psychologically and the match was also truly difficult. So I'm honestly satisfied. Sure, you always suffer until the end, but in the Champions League again last night we saw that no match is easy and it wasn't for the other teams either."
What do you like about Inter in this initial phase of the season and what is still missing?
"There weren't many things I liked after Saturday's match... What I like is that everyone is working seriously, and I think this means a lot. This is what I like most and I am convinced that we will achieve good results with the good players we have."
Could choosing between Veron and Pizarro cause any problems? What do you think?
"My opinion is that these are things for the coach. If not, I could do without one..."
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