Ruben Dias reckons Inter Milan have their work cut out to find a way past Manchester City 's “intelligent” defence in Saturday's Champions League final.
Pep Guardiola 's side have conceded just five goals in 12 Champions League games this season – the fewest of any side in the competition. City defender Dias says that is down to the collective intelligence of their defenders and Guardiola's inspired tactical switch of moving John Stones into a midfield role.
The change means City play with a back three when in possession, with Stones slotting into midfield, and revert to a back-four with the England defender when their opponents have the ball.