From Milan approaching the end of the season 2024-25 after a challenging run to reach UEFA Champions League Finalwhere they will face Paris Saint-Germain On Saturday. Along the way, Inters player unanimously agreed on the toughest opponent they met in the competition.
Under theirs Champions League Campaign, Inter confronted top teams as Manchester CityThe Arsenaland Bayer Leverkusen In the group stage followed by Bayern Munich and FC Barcelona In the Knockout rounds, many star players in the wake leave.
To reflect on the season, UEFA asked the official social media interspers Alessandro BastoniThe Yann summerThe Yann BiskeckThe Davide FrattesiThe Kristjan Allaniand Federico Dimarco Who they considered the toughest player they met this season. It is remarkable that they all gave the same answer.
The unanimous choice was Lamin YamalThe 17-year-old Barcelona sensation that proved a constant challenge during the semi-final collision. While he only scored one goal over the two legs, Yamal’s impact on the Nerazzurri defense was relentless.
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At the press conference before the match, Inter coach Simone Inzaghi recognized the threat of Simone Inzaghi and said: “We will double -mark him and give him our full attention. “This recognition highlights not only Yamal’s rise as one of the world’s best young talents but also his influence on the pitch in addition to goals and assists.
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Yamal Sign’s contract extension with Barcelona until 2031
Barcelona did it officially: Lamine Yamal has signed a contract extension that keeps him at the club until 2031. Both the club and the player expressed their desire to complete a new business before the end of the season, and now it is finished.
With a five -year extension to his previous contract, Yamal is expected to remain in Barcelona until he turns 22 years old. According to Mundo DeportivoThe The club has also increased its release clause to € 1 billioneffectively secure him against any freer.
