The former Inter manager's comments on the team's chances of winning the league title again.The gap seems insurmountable (+8), but according to Andrea Stramaccioni (former Inter manager and now a pundit for DAZN), Milan can and must still believe they can catch up with Inter and win the league title at the end of the season.Below are all the comments made in an interview with colleagues at La Gazzetta dello Sport.On the possibility of a Rossoneri comeback: "They can and must believe in it because they have shown in head-to-head matches that they can compete with anyone. The problem is how much they’ve squandered earlier on, the consistency of their performances, and the need to resolve certain attacking issues that are holding them back: Leao’s positioning and Pulisic’s form. Now, however, Max has Rabiot back, which is crucial. Meanwhile, Leao will have to prove on the pitch that what happened at the Olimpico was merely a ‘love-sick frustration’ from a player who loves Milan and was angry – absolutely furious – at his poor performance. It wasn’t laziness but anger. I understand that. But he must prove it on the pitch starting with the match against Torino."Stramaccioni also spoke about Inter’scurrent form following the home draw with Atalanta: “Contrary to what one might think, I see Chivu’s team improving technically. For those who watched the match last Saturday, Atalanta had only had one shot on target up until the controversial goal, whilst Inter had squandered several chances to make it 2-0. And now, the full recoveries of Dumfries and Lautaro will be decisive for the final sprint. The points average with and without the Argentine speaks for itself..."."The match against Fiorentina is a tough and tricky one. But I also see it as a crucial game in terms of the title race and, above all, for morale. A win would allow the Nerazzurri to face Roma and Como after the international break with a lead of at least eight points; and given the simultaneous Napoli v Milan fixture, a victory over the Viola would put the team in the ideal frame of mind for those two matches."Add GOAL.com as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reportingFinally, a word on Napoli: "Anyone who, like me, has been at the Maradona Stadium for the last few matches has seen an atmosphere that has returned to being calm and electric, as the fans embrace their heroes once more. A full-strength Napoli side is, alongside Inter, the best-equipped team in Serie A, and knowing Conte, I’m sure he’ll be aiming for a strong finish to the season, targeting at least second place."