Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi addressed the media ahead of the UEFA Champions League match against Bayer Leverkusen. The match will take place at the BayArena in Leverkusen, and Inzaghi emphasized the significance of this encounter.
Inzaghi stated, “We certainly know the importance of the match. We are playing against a team of absolute value,” highlighting the quality of their opponents. He acknowledged that Bayer Leverkusen is a technically skilled team that plays attractive football. Inzaghi expressed confidence in his squad despite some absences, including Denzel Dumfries, who was ruled out just before the match. “There will be some changes compared to Friday. We have some absences… but I have complete faith in everyone,” he assured.
Hakan Çalhanoğlu, a key player for Inter, also shared his thoughts on the upcoming match. He remarked on his personal development in midfield over the years and praised Leverkusen’s progress under coach Xabi Alonso. “They have made significant progress… it will be a great challenge,” Çalhanoğlu noted, acknowledging the challenges ahead while expressing determination to achieve their goals.
Inzaghi further elaborated on the team’s preparations, stating, “We have three matches left… tomorrow we are playing against one of the strongest teams in Europe.” He recognized Bayer Leverkusen’s formidable record over the past sixteen months, during which they have lost only three matches. This acknowledgment reflects Inter’s respect for their opponents and their readiness to face a strong challenge in this crucial Champions League fixture.
