Roberto Mancini interviewed: "Pioli has done a good job, Inter now is a club with more clarity"

In an interview with Telelombardia, Roberto Mancini discussed Inter and more. Mancini responded first to a question about the defeat to Sampdoria: "I watched the first half of the match yesterday, when Inter was winning 1-0, but I didn't see the rest. I heard the criticisms. Pioli? I saw him at Coverciano on Monday and I read that he had been confirmed. But football sometimes is stupid, it only takes one loss and people are saying it's time for a change. He has done a good job, I don't know now Inter's strategy for the future. I thought that the team could fight for the scudetto and for third place by doing things differently. Candreva is a great player, as are Joao Mario and Banega, and he has gotten much better. If I were still with Inter we would probably be in a different situation. The club is clearer now, before it was not. Suning has a lot of power, I believe they can do great things and I hope so, for the Inter fans. They never spoke to me in advance about Joao Mario. Future? An experience abroad would be a good experience. Milan? It's like when I go to get my hair cut in the same place as the Roma chair and they link me to the giallorossi. Fassone is at Milan now and they are linking me to the rossoneri, but I don't really believe it's like that."