APPIANO GENTILE - Jonathan Biabiany met the press at the Centro Sportivo Angelo Moratti earlier and revealed how it felt to make his second debut in the Nerazzurri colours: "I'm happy because I came through at Inter and I've joined a great group of players. I've settled well and I have to thank Inter and all the staff here for making this homecoming possible. When I joined, I knew I would have to be patient and follow a programme. I didn't think I'd be back so soon and it's great to be available for selection."
The French winger revealed how important it was to have his family by his side as he worked his way back to full fitness: "I had to be very patient, it all took a long time. This experience has made me stronger and having my family around me made the time pass quickly. I was able to gradually recover without any pressure and that was positive. I didn't know what would happen but had I needed to retire, it wouldn't have been a problem. Life goes on."
On this season: "Getting back into action as soon as possible would make me really happy. The team's aim is to finish as high as possible and achieve success. It wasn't a great game against Fiorentina but it was just one match. There are still plenty to go. We dropped three points but we can make them up on Sunday."
Finally, Biabiany had a message for Stephan Lichtsteiner, who has taken some time off as precaution to undergo tests on his heart: "I wish Lichtsteiner all the best, of course. I hope it's nothing serious and that he's back as soon as possible. At times like these, you just have to be patient."
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