Inter’s Claudio Ranieri belives in Seria A triumph.

Inter coach Claudio Ranieri is confident that his side can stage a comeback in the race for the Serie A title despite hovering just above the relegation zone at present. The Nerazzurri are currently 17th in the standings, level on eight points with third-from-bottom Lecce but with a game in hand, and are said to be out of the running for the Scudetto. However, Ranieri refuses to give up hope of reclaiming the title from city rivals AC Milan and alludes to the 2009-10 season when he was the coach of Roma and inspired the Lupi on a 23-game unbeaten run to second spot in the table after replacing Luciano Spalletti at the Stadio Olimpico in September 2009. "People said of the Roma side that I inherited from Spalletti that they were finished," the Italian is quoted as saying by PA. "But then we proved them wrong by fighting with Inter for the Scudetto. "I believe this Inter team has a lot more to give. I believe that we can make a great recovery because I see a united group that wants to try. Perhaps all the teams that are ahead of us seem unreachable today but I am confident."