Julio Cesar believes his former club Inter Milan are Juventus only rivals for this season s Scudetto.
Inter occupy second place in Serie A, just four points behind Juve, leading to increased expectations that this campaign will be fought out by the northern Italian giants.
And the Brazilian goalkeeper, now at QPR, insists his former club must approach Saturday s clash against Juve with no fear.
Juve must be attacked, Cesar told Gazzetta dello Sport. Why shouldn t they? Inter seem to be their most serious rivals, perhaps the only one. Even more so than Napoli, who cannot find the same consistency as Inter.
I ve had time to learn about the philosophy of (Andrea) Stramaccioni, with whom I wanted to work more. He has a nice way of seeing football in a humble light to hear the views of everyone, but never has fear.
It is more than just a game. I won t forget Maicon s goal in the 2-0 win (over Juventus) in 2010 and the yellow shirt I wore that day.
(Jose) Mourinho explained to me that a colourful jersey poses more difficulties for opposing forwards.
