According to reports, the team is filled with young and inexperienced players, but under the strong leadership of experienced players like Inigo Martinez, Robert Lewandowski, and Marc-Andre ter Stegen. The combination of these two groups has been successful, and the atmosphere within the team is excellent.

The strength of the young players lies in their ambition, courage, and fearless play against any opponent. The role of experienced players is to teach them how to play smarter on the field and manage difficult moments.

The match against Inter Milan is a perfect example of this. Among the players who could take the field tomorrow at the Montjuic Stadium, only Frenkie de Jong has experience in the UEFA Champions League semi-finals. Ter Stegen and Lewandowski will be absent; the former due to not being registered and the latter due to injury.

De Jong’s only semi-final experience was with Ajax against Tottenham, where they were eliminated. The third player, Andreas Christensen, has semi-final experience with Chelsea against Real Madrid, but his presence in today’s match against Inter seems almost impossible.

Therefore, Barcelona is entering uncharted territory for most of its players. The players who have progressed the most in this competition are those who were part of the team last season and were eliminated in the quarter-finals against Paris Saint-Germain. In the first leg, they won at Parc des Princes, but lost at Montjuic. Ronald Araujo’s red card in that match led to the team’s collapse. The previous round against Borussia Dortmund was also a serious warning for the team.

Of course, players like Lamine Yamal, Dani Olmo, Pedri, and Jules Kounde have gained more experience in important matches by playing for their national teams. But against Inter, both the first and second legs are ahead, and Hansi Flick’s Barcelona must manage both matches intelligently and carefully to reach the dream final in Munich.