Kvaratskhelia: ‘PSG don’t need my help’ to prepare Inter final’ | OneFootball

Kvaratskhelia believes he can only warn PSG about ‘how strong’ Inter are, but he remains confident that neither coach Luis Enrique nor his teammates need his advice to prepare for the Champions League final.

The 24-year-old joined Paris Saint-Germain in January after two and a half seasons at Napoli, during which he faced the Nerazzurri several times—first leaving them as runners-up in a Scudetto-winning campaign under Luciano Spalletti, and then watching them claim the title the following season.

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However, he doesn’t feel he’s in a position to reveal inside knowledge that could help PSG hurt Simone Inzaghi’s side in Munich.

Kvaratskhelia: ‘I know how strong Inter are, but PSG need no advice from me’

“They don’t need my help—they watch the games and they’re better than me,” Kvaratskhelia told Sky Sport Italia in an interview during PSG’s media day.

“I can share a few things since I’ve played against them so many times; I know how strong they are.”

The Georgia international has made a remarkable impact since arriving in Ligue 1, scoring six goals and providing five assists in 22 appearances across the league and the Champions League.

Some of his performances were also instrumental in helping PSG reach the final—an achievement he admits he didn’t expect to come so early in his career.

“It’s been a very long journey,” Kvaratskhelia continued.

“I’ve overcome difficult moments, and that’s hugely important in a footballer’s career. I’ll always carry Georgia with me—it gave me everything, it helped me.

“I’m proud to be Georgian, and I want to help my country because it’s hard for a Georgian player to make it in a top European league.

“When I signed, I never imagined I’d reach a Champions League final so quickly. I’m happy to be here and to have this opportunity—it’s like a dream.”