According to reports, Barcelona, under the management of Hansi Flick, will receive special support at San Siro. In addition to the 4,000 Barcelona fans cheering passionately, former captain Ricardo Sá Pinto, currently playing for Como, confirmed his attendance for this semi-final match.

He commented on the crucial match: “Inter will certainly start with high pressure, but Barcelona will dominate possession. Inter won’t mind defending, but since they’re playing at home and the first leg went well for them, they’ll likely begin aggressively. However, I have 100% faith in Barcelona.”

“From Inter’s perspective, the key issue is how they plan to contain Lamine Yamal. We’ll see if they use a third defender or a central midfielder to handle him.”

Reflecting on Barcelona’s recent European failures, particularly in Rome and Liverpool, he believes the current situation is entirely different: “When you’re on a positive streak, everything goes your way, but when things are bad, nothing works. Subconsciously, in such matches, if you’ve had bad experiences, conceding a goal might make you think the same events will repeat. The mind is a dangerous player and can deceive you. But these boys haven’t experienced nights like that, so we have no worries.”

He then promised his presence at San Siro: “I’ll be watching the match live. I can’t miss tomorrow’s game. I’ve been watching all matches from home, but since everyone is here in Italy, I don’t want to miss this big game. I have full trust in this team.”