Wesley Sneijder says Inter are capable of sending a “message” in upcoming matches, while also commenting on which of the current squad could be compared to his 2010 Treble-winning team. The Dutch midfielder, now retired, links the idea of a statement performance to Inter’s games involving Napoli and Real Madrid.
Sneijder’s assessment centers on how few of today’s players match the benchmark of Inter’s 2010 Treble side. Across the reports, he indicates that only one current player “might” have made that historic team, emphasizing that the 2010 group remains the reference point for quality and success. The outlets frame his remarks as both motivational and reflective, with one focus on Inter’s potential to challenge elite opposition and another on his view of the current squad’s similarity to the Treble team.
While the specific identity of the player is not detailed in the provided excerpts, both sources agree on the overall thrust: Inter can compete at a high level against top opponents, but Sneijder believes the Treble team’s composition was exceptional and difficult to replicate.
