Post by Taxigirl on Nov 15, 2005 9:29:42 GMT
www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/nov14h.html
Inter ace Adriano has told anxious fans that he will soon be back to his very best in the Nerazzurri shirt.
The Brazilian, widely regarded as one of the world’s top strikers, has struggled for form and goals so far this season.
But the 23-year-old, who has also had a few off the field problems to deal with recently, insists he will rediscover his best form.
“I’m very calm about everything,” he told DS. “I’m just going through a difficult time which all footballers go through.
“I hope to soon be at 100 per cent again and be the real Adriano that people are expecting.”
Adriano is now back in Italy, along with goalkeeper Julio Cesar, after he played in the 8-0 win over the United Arab Emirates on Saturday.
And the former Fiorentina and Parma player is aiming to replicate his international performances for his struggling domestic outfit.
“People stop me in the street and ask me why I play well for my country and not my club,” he continued. “However, you can’t really compare the two.
“We are very strong at international level, with players of the highest calibre in all positions, while the same can’t be said of Inter.
“People certainly want more from me and I hope to start doing well again and do my best for Inter.”
Inter ace Adriano has told anxious fans that he will soon be back to his very best in the Nerazzurri shirt.
The Brazilian, widely regarded as one of the world’s top strikers, has struggled for form and goals so far this season.
But the 23-year-old, who has also had a few off the field problems to deal with recently, insists he will rediscover his best form.
“I’m very calm about everything,” he told DS. “I’m just going through a difficult time which all footballers go through.
“I hope to soon be at 100 per cent again and be the real Adriano that people are expecting.”
Adriano is now back in Italy, along with goalkeeper Julio Cesar, after he played in the 8-0 win over the United Arab Emirates on Saturday.
And the former Fiorentina and Parma player is aiming to replicate his international performances for his struggling domestic outfit.
“People stop me in the street and ask me why I play well for my country and not my club,” he continued. “However, you can’t really compare the two.
“We are very strong at international level, with players of the highest calibre in all positions, while the same can’t be said of Inter.
“People certainly want more from me and I hope to start doing well again and do my best for Inter.”