Bonisenia: “Lautaro is excellent, he looks like Matzolas”

Inter did not find the net in the first half of the game against Salernitana at “Arechi” on the 7th matchday of Serie A and in the 55th minute Simone Inzaghi threw Lautaro Martinez into the game, the Argentine defended him to the maximum extent.

And that’s because he started shooting in shots and loading the Ochoa goal with goals, only to stop at… four goals (in 27 minutes) and become the first player in top flight history (by 1994 to 1995) to be recorded by Opta), who scored four times without being in the starting eleven.

“I also scored four goals a few times, against Sampdoria and Cagliari it feels like too many years have passed since then.”

In our time, perhaps there were goalkeepers of a different level and with different markings who were more stable.” emphasized Roberto Bonicenia in a radio broadcast, with the former Inter, Juventus and Italian national team bomber not hesitating to compare Martines to the legendary Sandro Mazzola.

“Lautaro is an excellent player, cunning, intelligent. If a defender makes a mistake, he immediately takes advantage of it, he escapes easily and he is technically very good.”

He is a bit like Mazzola, both have the ability to overtake opponents but also give their teammates the opportunity to be in scoring position.