“First and foremost, it always brings back a lot of excellent memories when we arrive here. We will never forget that we won our first Champions League in this stadium. It’s a fantastic ground, and it’s a challenge for us to qualify. There will be no PSG player or supporter who will stop playing or singing. The moment has arrived to give even more in order to make it into a second final. It’s important to show and know why we are here.”
“When you play this kind of match, against this kind of opposition, who are without doubt the strongest team we have played against, the first thing I want to transmit to the players is that we have a one goal advantage, but that is nothing in football. We have the experience from last year. We are always striving to be at our best for our supporters.”
“We’re going to play with the aim of being more competitive than ever. Rafael Nadal once said that at a certain point in his career, his match-ups with Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic became a motivation for him. That’s what we want. We admire Bayern, but that admiration drives us to be better. We’ll look to overcome a team that plays sensational football.”
“The support of the fans is important to us. We need to enjoy this kind of match and try to win it. What we always want is to live up to our supporters’ expectations. There will be nearly 4,000 of them on Wednesday. That’s important for us, it’s an extra motivation to have that support.”
