Inter ambassador Luis Figo believes his side can be happy with their Champions League quarter-final draw, which pits them against CSKA Moscow.
Speaking after the draw in Nyon, the former Ballon d'Or winner did warn though that there are no easy games at this stage of Europe's elite club competition.
“It's always difficult to evaluate the teams you play against because at this point they are all top quality,” Figo told UEFA.com.
“But Inter can be happy because we avoided the big names like Barcelona and Manchester United.
“In practice these will be two difficult encounters with an away match in Moscow which is never easy.
“It won't be that cold any more, but it will be important that the team gives a strong performance, as we did in the tie against Chelsea.”
Inter are Italy's only representative left in Europe this season after Juventus, Milan, Fiorentina, Roma and Genoa were all knocked out of their respective competitions earlier in the campaign.
