PSG Coach Luis Enrique: ‘Inter Milan Worthy Opponents In Champions League Final – But We Want To Win’ | OneFootball

Luis Enrique says that Inter Milan are “worthy opponents” for PSG in the Champions League final.

The Paris Saint-Germain coach spoke in a press conference after his team’s Coupe de France final win over Reims, via FCInterNews.

Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan will contest the Champions League final in a little under a week.

Inter booked their place in the final with a memorable knockout run which saw them eliminate Feyenoord, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona.

Meanwhile, PSG dispatched Premier League sides Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Arsenal.

There are few doubts that Inter and PSG have been two of the absolutely outstanding sides in the competition this season.

Inter also had a very strong league phase. They picked up notable wins against teams such as Arsenal and RB Leipzig.

Meanwhile, PSG had a rocky start to the league phase. However, they came roaring back in their last few matches, including a memorable 4-2 comeback win over Manchester City.

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LONDON, ENGLAND – APRIL 29: Luis Enrique, Head Coach of Paris Saint-Germain, claps the fans after the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Crystal Palace FC at Emirates Stadium on April 23, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

PSG coach Luis Enrique called Inter “a very mobile team.”

“They have great attacking quality. They know how to defend both high up the pitch and lower.”

Enrique noted that Inter have “a lot of variations.”

“We have to managed their mobility on the pitch. And we also have to bear the weight of their style of play.”

Enrique also noted that Inter “concede very few goals.”

“They’re worthy opponents for the Champions League final,” added the Paris Saint-Germain coach. “But we’re also up for it, it will be a great final.”

Meanwhile, as far as whether there could be any “traps” playing Inter, Enrique insisted that “there are no traps.”

“We’ve been preparing for this match on May 31st since the start of preseason,” he said.

“This match is in the thoughts of all the players, the club, the fans, and people who love football all over the world.”

“We’ll try to manage these emotions,” added the PSG coach. “We want to go down in history.”