The final has already started for Inter. The Nerazzurri expanded their pre-match training camp with an extra day and spent Thursday evening on their Appiano Gentile training field before he left for Germany on Friday morning more than 24 hours for one of the biggest matches in club history. Simone Inzaghi faced the press at 4.45 pm and the last training session of the team was at 5:30 pm
The Italian manager will roll out his strongest line – up – one that he has rarely been able to set this season due to injuries and squadrotation. Now that everyone is suitable, there is no doubt: Inter is with their best.
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Both Pavard and Lautaro MartÃnez are back from an injury, and seven players who started the final against Manchester City two years ago – Acerbi, Bastoni, Dumfries, Barella, Calhanoglu, Dimarco and Lautaro – will be back in the XI. Lautaro, who spoke with TNT Sports UK, opened over his injury problems during the semi -final against Barcelona: “After the second stage I was destroyed. My leg hurt so much – the muscle was completely relaxed and I had incredible pain. I couldn't lift my leg for two days. But what mattered was qualified.” According to sources in Milan, he is now back to full fitness.
Sommer, Pavard, Mkhitaryan and Thuram complete the line -up for the Nerazzurri – although what comes after Saturday remains a mystery.
Simone Inzaghi still has to decide whether she wants to remain or accept a lucrative range of Al Hilal. Club president Giuseppe Marotta reportedly sounded allegri as a possible replacement, although the former Juve coach is now almost coming to Milan. For now, that drama takes a rear seat. After he fails in the semi -final of Coppa Italia against Milan and the Scudetto lost to Napoli, Inter has one last shot – against Luis Enrique's PSG – to save their season with European glory.
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