We need to score more goals.

Roma suffered their second defeat of the season, beaten 1-0 by Inter at the Stadio Olimpico in the match valid for the seventh matchday of Serie A.

Matias Soulé spoke after the match, analyzing the team’s performance and the result achieved against the Nerazzurri.

“I think what we did in the second half should have been done straight away,” he told Sky Sport.

“We didn’t play well in the first half, but in the second half we could have brought home a point. Inter have been one of the strongest teams in a long time. We need to start from here.”

“What we need to do is score more goals. So far we’ve brought home points with the bare minimum, and to achieve our goals we need to do more in this respect.”

“It’s important to have the trust of the coach, my teammates, and the fans. I think I’ve earned it through my work, even with Ranieri, by always trying to do the simplest things. Gasperini gives me a lot of freedom to express myself, especially near the penalty area.”

“Those goals I scored against Pisa and Verona are the result of the coach telling me to always believe in myself. We’re working every week to try to best play the game the coach asks of us. I’m also someone who always wants the ball at my feet, but having already worked as a fifth midfielder in the past, I have no problem playing both positions.”