Iran Star Still Chasing The ‘Enigma' Of A Goal After Inter Milan 2-1 Feyenoord Champions League Clash
Mehdi Taremi is still chasing the 'enigma' of a goal after yesterday's Champions League clash between Inter Milan and Feyenoord.
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If there is one thing that striker Mehdi Taremi has been lacking since joining Inter Milan it is goals.
The Iranian international has had some positive performances.
Taremi's holdup play have definitely been a benefit to the team, and particularly to the likes of Marcus Thuram and Lautaro Martinez.
Yesterday it was Thuram who was Taremi's strike partner.
The Frenchman was the player to get on the scoresheet. And Taremi certainly helped to open up the spaces for Thuram,
But for Mehdi Taremi, there was still no goal.
The 32-year-old seemingly had an ideal opportunity to score.
Inter coach Simone Inzaghi rested Lautaro Martinez for yesterday's match. That gave Taremi his chance to play from the first minute.
And the Feyenoord defense did certainly give Taremi his chances. There was space in the penalty area.
But yet, the decisive moment once again proved elusive for Mehdi Taremi.
The Iranian did have one good chance in the first half. But, perhaps because he was feeling the pressure he put that over.
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