Il lituano, alla seconda presenza da titolare consecutiva, ha deluso: Vanoli deve capire come gestirlo al meglio
Nothing to do for Torino, which against the second lines of Inter failed to find victory also going to meet the first home defeat of 2025. An all in all, however, positive match on the part of the granata, unlucky not to be able to find the goal (beyond the one cancelled). Disappointing, however, were the midfielders who started as starters: Ricci, who did not seem to be in top form, and Gineitis, once again underwhelming when deployed from the 1′.
Troppo leggero nel primo gol
The Lithuanian midfielder out of all is the one who rendered the least, and it is no coincidence that the goal of the Nerazzurri’s lead came on his too light marking, which angered Vanoli. In fact, the coach, in the postgame, said, “Gineitis should not have left two meters to Zalewski after the swerve, he was blown away too easily.” Otherwise, the class of 2004 did not affect at all, even losing physical duels with Inter’s midfield trio very often. Once again, therefore, one can speak of rejection in a match in which he was deployed as a starter.
Come gestirlo?
And then doubts come, because if the best things the 21-year-old has done coming in from the bench (see the goals against Fiorentina, Milan and Lazio) and when he starts from the 1′ instead he struggles to make an impact, then something is wrong. Perhaps a matter of experience and also athletic, which makes it so that at this stage of youth he only performs well when the opponents are tired. In any case, something is behind it, and Vanoli might think about revising his management for these last two league games.
Yann Bisseck of FC Internazionale competes for the ball with Gvidas Gineitis of Torino FC during the Serie A football match between Torino FC and FC Internazionale.
