Paulo Dybala wants 'to win, not to draw' against Bayern Munich, while revealing why he chose Juventus over Inter.
The Bianconeri managed a 2-2 draw against the German titans in the Champions League Last 16, and the result has something impressive about it considering they were down by two goals at half-time.
“As soon as we returned into the changing rooms we told each other to stay calm and remain in the game,” he told Sky Sports.
“Bayern are a team that crushes you, but we had our chances too.
Paulo Dybala wants 'to win, not to draw' against Bayern Munich, while revealing why he chose Juventus over Inter.
The Bianconeri managed a 2-2 draw against the German titans in the Champions League Last 16, and the result has something impressive about it considering they were down by two goals at half-time.
“As soon as we returned into the changing rooms we told each other to stay calm and remain in the game,” he told Sky Sports.
“Bayern are a team that crushes you, but we had our chances too.
“After their second goal we emerged and we forced Bayern to make mistakes.
“Scoring my first goal in the Champions League was something wonderful, I was looking for it in other games but yesterday it was really important to fire up the team.
“I'd have liked to have been able to celebrate, but we were still one goal down and we needed to turn it into a draw.
“We can have faith in view of the return leg. If we play with the drive and the grit we showed in the second half, we can hurt Bayern.
“At the Allianz Arena we must press harder and not play too low, or they'll punish us.
“It's going to be a difficult game like yesterday's, but we can hurt them the way we did in those last thirty minutes.
“I would prefer to win, not to draw with a greater number of goals than 2-2.”
Dybala then discussed the transfer market and his short contacts with Inter.
“Before coming here I had a chat with [Inter Coach Roberto] Mancini. I thanked him, but I wanted to play for the Old Lady as soon as I heard that they wanted me. That's because they are the strongest team in Italy.
“A comparison between me and [Mauro] Icardi? He is an in-the-box poacher, I'm a supporting striker.
“A comparison with [Nikola] Mandzukic would be more apt. He's doing well and I hope that in the future Icardi and I may be able to play together with the national team.”