Chievo: There is no recipe for winning the UEFA Champions League and Hakan is ready for Club Brugge

Christian Kievo, the head coach of Inter Milan, confirmed that his team aims to compete for all titles during the press conference before the match against Club Brugge. He emphasized that winning the UEFA Champions League cannot be achieved through dreams alone, but requires hard work, courage, and taking responsibility.

Chievo stated: "There is no money that can buy the UEFA Champions League, and there is no recipe for winning it. The only certainty is the need to work and have the courage to dream, but the most important thing is how to work to achieve that dream."

Inter have top-level players but still have room for improvement both collectively and technically.

Regarding the players' readiness, the coach clarified that Hakan Çalhanoğlu is available for participation, confirming that he did not suffer any injury after the match against Parma.

The coach discussed Spence's situation, highlighting his improved physical and mental condition after a tough period, while defending Alessandro Bastoni. He emphasized that the player does not need to prove his worth to anyone and that he has delivered impressive performances with Inter and the Italian national team.

Chievo discussed his team's playing style in European competitions, emphasizing his commitment to an attacking and brave identity, even against strong opponents. He clarified that the team cannot change its philosophy and rely on retreating and waiting for the opponent's mistakes.

He emphasized the importance of treating each match individually, stating that his focus is entirely on the upcoming clash with Club Brugge, which he described as challenging against an ambitious team.

In closing his statements, Chievo praised goalkeeper Yann Sommer, appreciating his professionalism and what he has provided to the club over three years. He also emphasized the importance of the entire group and the need not to divide players into starters and substitutes.

Pointing out that substitutes are a crucial element in achieving victories, and that Inter's true strength lies in the ability of all its players to elevate the team's performance.