The head coach of FC Barcelona, Hans Flick, made important statements in a press conference ahead of the anticipated clash against Inter Milan in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-finals at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium tomorrow, Tuesday.

Flick said: "I want the players to enjoy the match, not to play under pressure. I see a great harmony among them, and the dynamic between the elements is excellent. We have been playing well recently, and we need to prove that on the pitch tomorrow."

He added: "We talked about the importance of details, especially set pieces, specifically corners. The players know well what to do to avoid them, as Inter is very effective in this regard."

He continued: "Football is very complicated, and there are many elements to consider: the strategy, substitutions, but in the end, it is the players who decide matters on the field."

He went on: "Both teams want to reach the final in their own way, and we have to adapt ourselves on the pitch. Inter has wonderful players, and we need to stop their threat."

He stressed: "We need to focus more on defense; Inter is a team with efficiency and experience, and if we are not careful, we may suffer."

Regarding injuries and their impact on the lineup, Flick said: "The absence of Koundé and Balde is significant, but we have solutions. Eric, Araujo, and Hector can contribute, and we trust them."

On the stars in Inter's lineup, he said: "I do not focus on a specific player; my focus is always on the team as a whole, not on names."

He pointed out: "We have already won two titles this season, and this type of match helps players develop. What I ask of the players is to enjoy the game and show what they have as a united team; there should not be excessive pressure."

About the shining young star Lamine Yamal, the German coach said: "Lamine is an amazing player despite his young age. I have known him well for eight months, but he always amazes me. For me, the team comes first, and I expect everyone to play at the highest possible level."

Regarding the readiness of Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, Flick said: "Lewandowski is feeling better and will be available on the bench if we need him during the match."

He added: "We are reviewing all the details with the coaching staff; we need to improve our defense, and there may be some adjustments, but I cannot say more at the moment."

He concluded his statements by saying: "Am I putting extra pressure on the players? I don't think so. What we have achieved this season has been above expectations. We are living this moment wonderfully, and this is what Dani Olmo meant when he described it as a party."