Marotta: Inter have the right to dream in Champions League

Marotta: Inter have the right to dream in Champions League

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2026-10-22 05:54:33
Inter president Beppe Marotta said before their third match of the 2026/2027 Champions League League Phase that the club have the right to dream.

Inter president Beppe Marotta spoke to Amazon Prime Video on the eve of the Champions League clash, the third match of the 2026/2027 League Phase, and said: "We have a duty to give our all until the end, but we have the right to dream"

Marotta spoke to Amazon Prime Video on the eve of the game while discussing his prediction at the start of the season and remarks from Bastoni and Chivu about tempering enthusiasm after two defeats in two league matches.

The right to dream

Marotta said: "We have a duty to give our all until the end, but we have the right to dream"

Reference to PSG

Marotta said: "From a statistical point of view, PSG won the Champions League last year, but they lost their first three matches of last year."

Response after two defeats

Marotta said: "Of course, two defeats hurt and we absolutely have to bounce back. It's a cycle that continues, and consistently taking part in the Champions League is a success."

The missing cherry on top

Marotta said: "Winning trophies, Serie A titles and other titles, and reaching two Champions League finals and one Europa League final is positive and was far from a foregone conclusion. That elusive cherry on top is still missing, but it’s not easy to put it there."

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