Bisek: Serie A is the best school to learn to defend, Inter are in good form and do not need to fear Bayern [xueting]
Inter defender Michal Bisek has been named in the German national squad for the first time this season, and he said in an interview on Tuesday that he must be patient to learn as a new international, and he also talked about next month's Champions League match between Inter and Bayern.
Bisek, who will face Bayern in the Champions League quarter-finals with Inter, said he was "very confident" and added: "We are a strong team. Bayern have fantastic players, both up front and in defence, and it won't be easy this time. But we are in good shape, the team is well trained and we don't have to fear anything. I believe if we put in a good performance on the pitch then we can do something."
Bissek said: "When you come here for the first time, you have to be patient. I have to study first. So I watched Rudiger and learned a lot from him."
Looking to the future, the 24-year-old also said: "The World Cup in 2026 is definitely a goal, but there are a lot of things that need to happen to get there."
The good development of his current position at Inter has also given Bisek confidence in this goal, he said: "The Italian defensive school is the best in the world, I have learned a lot, but there is still a lot to master." In Italy, tactics are given more value, sometimes teams have 90-minute tactical training sessions, and you can see that in the style of play."