In this video
- Asked in translation if Inter are stronger than two years ago, Inzaghi said Istanbul taught them how to prepare in the days before a final. Every match is different, he said.
- In translation, Inzaghi said it looks like everyone is available, with a final training session still to come. In 59 matches, he thinks he has had a full 23-man squad only three times.
- Asked in translation if the final could end a cycle after four years, Inzaghi said the senior management are here and he will have a relaxed chat with them next week, with Inter's best interests at heart.
- In translation, Inzaghi said Inter deserve to be here after showing desire from the first match day against top-class opponents, knowing they are still one step short.
- Told in translation that Luis Alberto had called him underrated, Inzaghi praised the player, then said he doesn't know. His squad have given him a great deal over four years.
- In translation, Inzaghi said he dreamed of playing in this competition as a kid, but as a player only got as far as the quarter-finals. With this group, he has reached two finals as a coach.
- Asked in translation if Inter's approach changes now the odds are more even, Inzaghi said matches don't come down to wage bills. Finals often turn on key moments and big incidents.
Inter Milan manager Simone Inzaghi speaks with raw emotion and determination ahead of the UEFA Champions League Final vs PSG. In a powerful press conference from Inter’s training ground, Inzaghi reflects on the team’s journey, the heartbreak of the league title race, and the magnitude of the final in Munich.
He discusses team fitness updates—including Lautaro Martínez and Pavard—breaks down Inter’s preparation compared to their 2023 Istanbul final, and emphasizes the importance of mentality, focus, and sacrifice. Inzaghi also addresses transfer rumors, pressure, and how this match could define the season and reshape Inter’s future.
With the world watching, can Inter lift their first Champions League trophy since 2010? This is the moment that could change everything for Inzaghi and the Nerazzurri.
