Player ratings: Torino 0-2 Inter – Zalewski scores and keep Nerazzurri flowing – Football Italia

TURIN, ITALY – MAY 11: Nicola Zalewski of FC Internazionale celebrates scoring his team’s first goal during the Serie A match between Torino and FC Internazionale at Stadio Olimpico di Torino on May 11, 2025 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Valerio Pennicino/Getty Images)

Nicola Zalewski is Football Italia’s MOTM in a crucial 2-0 win over Torino.

Here are the player ratings.

Torino 0-2 Inter: player ratings

Torino: Milinkovic-Savic 5.5; Dembele 5.5 (63′ Perciun 6.5), Maripan 5.5, Masina 5, Biraghi 6.5; Ricci 5.5 (81′ Ilic n/a), Gineitis 5.5 (63′ Casadei 6); Lazaro 5.5 (81′ Cacciamani n/a), Vlasic 6, Elmas 6; Adams 5.5

Torino best player: Biraghi 6.5 –A constant source of initiative for his team, his runs down the left flank and crosses were the only offensive sparks, but they struggled to yield concrete results without the support of his teammates.

Torino lowest rating: Masina 5 – Added a glaring miss in front of the goal to an overall insecure defensive display from his backline.

Torino coach: Paolo Vanoli 5.5 – While drawing motivation from a team with no real objective at this stage of the season can be challenging, his side appeared tactically unprepared to contain Inter’s main strength and sources of danger.

Inter: J Martinez 6.5; Bisseck 5.5 (46′ Dumfries 6), De Vrij 6.5, Bastoni 6 (80′ Acerbi n/a); Darmian 6, Zalewski 7 (62′ Barella 6), Asllani 7, Zielinski 6.5 (62′ Calhanoglu 6.5), Carlos Augusto 6 (46′ Dimarco 6.5); Correa 5.5, Taremi 6.5

Inter best player: Zalewski 7 – Inspired like never before in his brief Inter stint, he crafted a crucial and brilliant opener almost from nothing, before following it up with a series of intelligent, quality plays that kept his side’s game flowing smoothly.

Inter lowest rating: Bisseck 5.5 – Forced off early due to a risky yellow card in the first half, he embodied the chaotic element in an otherwise attentive and solid Inter defence.

Inter coach: Simone Inzaghi 7 – The Barcelona heroics didn’t leave the team with a hangover, as a heavily rotated side comfortably completed a delicate task, putting pressure on Napoli — the only goal the Nerazzurri can aim for now.