Former Juventus midfielder Massimo Mauro says finishing in the top four isn't enough for Max Allegri's team.
The Bianconeri has seen their title challenge collapse since the New Year.
Mauro told La Repubblica: "We have to say the opposite of when we gave them congratulations. Allegri has united the locker room, he has given determination to the team in the search for the result etc. But in the last 4 matches - 3 against low-ranking teams - the same ferocity has not been seen in directing the match.
"It's true that against Empoli the team was 10 men, but against Udinese the team was embarrassing, and in Verona they were closer to defeat than to victory."
On the Scudetto fight, Mauro also said: "The bad thing about Juve is that they had made the fans hope that they could stay alongside Inter for a long time.
"Instead they have to watch their backs, because Atalanta have strength and enthusiasm. Allegri has always said to aim for the fourth place, but at this point finishing fourth would be a shame."
