Walter Zenga, currently living in Dubai, spoke in a radio interview with Radio Anch'io Sport, where the ex-Inter goalkeeper spoke to current events in Serie A. Formerly coach of Crotone, Zenga also spoke about the relegation battle during his time at the club: "Empoli, Fiorentina, and Sassuolo are playing well, just like we did at Crotone, were relegated nonetheless: sometimes your play is not enough. Last year Spal had a great season, they deserved to remain in Serie A and this year they are showing that with strong backing from the club, with continuity and concentration, you can have results. We were relegated with just -2 goal differential, with 20 points in the second half of the season, but even that was not enough. Juve? They have started the season well to give them confidence but their schedule has been relatively easy. Now the important head-to-head matches are beginning, we will see if there are teams who have improved enough to overtake them. Cristiano Ronaldo? I believe and I hope that he will remain a champion, to bring us back to the time when superstars wanted to come to Italy and fill our league with quality. Inter the anti-Juve? Sometimes you need to have a result to make a judgement, but their transfer market was good and it's easy to believe that the nerazzurri should finish in the top 3."
