The European Champions League final is “more special” for Inter Turam star

The final of the UEFA Champions League, scheduled for Saturday in Munich, holds a “special” importance for the French striker in Inter, Marcus Turam, according to Monday.
“The European Champions League final is a special match, it may be more (privacy) for me because we are playing against a team from the city in which I grew up, against players I know for a long time,” Turam said a few days ago.
Lillian Turam, the eldest son of the World Cup champion, Lillian Turam, who spent most of his career as a player in Italy with Parma (1996-2001) and then Juventus (2001-2006), added that “it will be a great match and we hope to win it. The face of Paris Saint-Germain in the final is not a surprise. They have a great coach (Spanish Luis Enrique), senior players, and philosophy playing. They have proven that they are currently one of the best teams in Europe”.
The 27 -year -old, who presented his best season in the league, rejected 14 goals with 7 decisive passes, the hints that his team is still psychologically affected by the loss of the battle of “Siri A” in favor of Napoli by a difference of Friday’s point in the closing stage, saying, “The struggle for the league title ended, Napoli has become the champion. Congratulations to them and we now have to look forward to the final of the Saturday.”
Inter hopes that it will restore the continental title to Italy, which won it for the last time in 2010 through “Nerazzurri” in particular when the historical trilogy was led by Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho, but the task will not be easy against a French club that put the most important continental coronation in the top of his list of priorities and his absolute goal since his ownership moved to the Qataris in 2011.
Saint -Germain will only be the second French team to win the continental title if it scored on Saturday at the Alliantes Arena after its Marseille rivals in 1993 when Milan, the archenemy of Inter, will be with a goal for his defender Bulkil Polly in Munich in particular, but on the Olympic stadium.