Inter: Arnautović, Bisseck, de Vrij, Zalewski, Sommer, Dumfries speak
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Inter is preparing for the Champions League final. Three days after the disappointment in Como, with a 2-0 victory that was not enough to win the Scudetto.
At Appiano Gentile, the week begins that will lead to Munich and the final against PSG, the last act of the Nerazzurri season.
After coach Simone Inzaghi and teammates Marcus Thuram and Matteo Darmian, some Nerazzurri players spoke in the mixed zone to share their feelings just days before the final.
Here are the statements from Carlos Augusto, focused ahead of Saturday's big match.
Then Bisseck spoke.
Next up was de Vrij, who rallied the team: "We can't wait to play this final."
Focus for Zalewski, who made clear his intention to stay at Inter.
Then it was Sommer's turn, discussing comparisons with Donnarumma and recalling his spectacular save against Yamal versus Barcelona.
A few laughs with Arnautovic, who revealed the story behind an 'arrest' some time ago.
For Dumfries there is no doubt: it's time to win the Champions League.
Videos produced by Alessandro De Felice.
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