Yann Bisseck Urges Inter Milan To Bounce Back From Frustrating Fiorentina Draw: “We Need To Finish What We Started” | OneFootball

Yann Bisseck has urged his Inter Milan teammates to bounce back from an underwhelming 1-1 draw against Fiorentina tonight.

Speaking to Inter TV via FCInterNews, the German defender confirmed Inter’s ambition to ‘finish what we started.’

AC Milan’s scrappy 3-2 win over Torino yesterday saw the Rossoneri close the gap on Inter to only five points.

Therefore, the Nerazzurri knew that only a victory in Florence would ease the pressure heading into the international break.

Despite missing Lautaro Martinez, Cristian Chivu’s side enjoyed a blistering start to the game.

Indeed, Francesco Pio Esposito broke the deadlock less than 50 seconds into the match, putting the visitors in the lead.

However, Inter produced a disjointed first-half performance, with Fiorentina squandering a couple of huge chances to level the score.

Seemingly content with a narrow advantage, the Nerazzurri started the second half in the same vein, letting their hosts dictate the play.

La Viola punished Inter for their sluggish approach in the 77th minute as Cher Ndour restored parity with a simple tap-in.

Yann Bisseck Tells Inter Milan to Recover from Fiorentina Draw

“We need to understand where we went wrong and try to fix it,” Bisseck said after the game. “We have to finish what we started.”

Meanwhile, the 25-year-old admitted that Inter’s recent form has not been up to their high Serie A standard.

“We’re facing some difficulties, but we absolutely must end the season on a strong note.”

However, the upcoming international break will give Cristian Chivu enough time to steer his faltering side back on track.

Unfortunately, Bisseck will not feature for Germany in their friendlies against Switzerland and Ghana.

Indeed, Julian Nagelsmann has left the former Aarhus center-back out of his squad despite Bisseck’s impressive form in the second half of the season.

Nevertheless, it could be a blessing in disguise, allowing Bisseck to focus on his club duties.