Lautaro Martinez, the captain of Inter Milan, expressed his confidence in his team's ability to claim the Champions League title when they face Paris Saint-Germain tomorrow, Saturday, in the final.

He said: "I have achieved important titles like the World Cup and Copa America, and many championships with Inter, and this title is what I lack. Playing in another final means a lot to me, and we will try with all our strength to bring it back to Milan."

He added: "Finals are decided by details, and those who know how to control them are the ones who win. We know very well what we need to do to face a talented team like Paris Saint-Germain."

Regarding his role as team captain, he clarified: "Being a captain carries greater responsibilities. For me, every match is a final, but tomorrow's match is different; it is a real final. We respect Paris Saint-Germain, but we believe in our ability to win."

Commenting on his nomination for the Ballon d'Or, he said: "Individual awards are not on my mind right now; my goal is to achieve the title that Inter has been waiting for for 15 years and to make our fans happy."

Regarding the future of coach Simone Inzaghi, he explained: "We get this question a lot, but we are calm. The coach is here working hard every day and helping us a lot, and all we are thinking about now is winning for him and for our fans."

Concerning Paris Saint-Germain player Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, he said: "We know him well from our matches against Napoli; he is a player who loves spaces and one-on-ones, and we will keep a close eye on him."

Lautaro concluded his statements by saying: "We will monitor all the elements of the Paris team; they have great quality. We have one final training session, and we will try to prepare in the best way to achieve victory."