Inter’s latest assessment was bleak, with several established figures falling below the required standard in a difficult evening for the Nerazzurri. Piotr Zielinski, Manuel Akanji and Nicolò Barella were among those judged most severely, while Lautaro Martínez and Bonny offered the limited positives.
A poor collective mark for Inter
The ratings reflected a performance in which Inter’s usual leading voices were unable to impose themselves. Zielinski, Akanji and Barella were placed among the weakest performers, underlining the scale of the side’s problems across the pitch.
- Piotr Zielinski received one of Inter’s lowest evaluations.
- Manuel Akanji was also among the players criticised most heavily.
- Nicolò Barella joined them in the negative assessment.
Lautaro and Bonny provide the brighter notes
There were, however, two Inter players who emerged with credit. Lautaro Martínez retained his standing amid an otherwise disappointing team display, while Bonny was another player considered to have done enough to avoid the wider criticism.
Those individual efforts did not alter the overall verdict on Inter, but they offered the clearest signs of resistance on a night when the collective level was judged to have been far too low.
Forbs stands out for the Belgian side
Forbs also caught the eye for the Belgian team, producing the kind of lively display that contrasted with Inter’s troubled evening. His contribution formed part of a broader picture in which the Belgian side found more players capable of making a positive impression.
