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Bologna’s defender says Palladino’s style shift challenges Inter

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Bologna’s defender says Palladino’s style shift challenges Inter

Defender Nadir Zortea points to a style shift at Bologna under Raffaele Palladino as the Nerazzurri prepare for their next Serie A meeting. Zortea made the comments to after Bologna’s away win over Lecce on Sunday 11 October, adding that the squad had needed to raise its physical condition.

Speaking about the new approach, Zortea said the side now play differently following the replacement of Domenico Tedesco by Palladino. He highlighted a broader shift rather than naming specific tactical tweaks, noting that the team has been working to improve its fitness levels.

Media coverage and tactical uncertainty

FCInterNews reported Zortea’s assessment, and Napoli Magazine also published his post‑match comments. Neither outlet provided a formation outline or detailed tactical plan, leaving Inter with only a general sense of Bologna’s altered style.

Zortea did not specify changes in pressing, shape or personnel, and no confirmed selection details have emerged for the upcoming clash. The absence of concrete information means Inter receive only a limited clue about how Palladino will organise his side.

Inter will therefore meet a Bologna side whose defender has openly acknowledged a shift since Palladino took over from Tedesco. While the comments follow a positive result at Lecce, they offer no clear indication of how the new style will translate on the pitch.

The upcoming fixture remains a tactical puzzle, with both clubs set to test the impact of Bologna’s evolving approach against the Nerazzurri.

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