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PSG Will Handle Pressure in Champions League Final, Says Skipper Marquinhos

Paris Saint-Germain captain Marquinhos addressed the media in Munich ahead of their upcoming European Cup final match versus Inter Milan scheduled for Saturday, June 1, 2025.
This final represents PSG’s second time reaching the Champions League final, following a close 1-0 loss against Bayern Munich in a match played without spectators amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Under coach Luis Enrique, PSG’s young, confident squad reached the final by defeating Premier League teams Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Arsenal despite Kylian Mbappé’s departure.
Marquinhos stated, “We have an exceptional coach who's prepared us well,” and emphasized controlling emotions, focusing on the task, and aiming to lift the trophy.
Marquinhos affirmed the young team is ready to handle pressure and sees a historic chance to end years of disappointment by winning the Champions League.

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24ur.com

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'I Don't Want to Miss This Opportunity, We Have to Bring the Trophy to the Fans in Paris'

The PSG and Inter teams arrived in Munich on Thursday. On Friday, the players and coaches stepped out in front of the press and got a feel for the pitch at the famous Munich football arena. PSG's players are aware that experience is on the side of their opponents from Italy. Their most experienced member and captain Marquinhos is the only one who has already played in the Champions League final. The Brazilian is betting on the unity of a team th…

2 days ago·Ljubljana, Slovenia

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New Strait Times

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PSG will handle pressure in Champions League final, says skipper Marquinhos

MUNICH, GERMANY: Paris Saint-Germain captain Marquinhos is confident the French side will cope with the pressure in Saturday’s Champions League final against Inter Milan and put years of disappointment in the competition behind them by finally lifting the trophy. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

3 days ago·Malaysia

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PSG-Inter Milan: "Loveful" of His Team, Marquinhos Wants "to Bring the Trophy Back to Paris"

The PSG captain ran in front of the journalists this Friday, on the eve of the final of the Champions League against Inter Milan. Marquinhos said he was "loveful" of his team, with whom he dreamed of "bringing the trophy back to Paris" for the first time. - PSG-Inter Milan: "loveful" of his team, Marquinhos wants to "bring the trophy back to Paris" (Sports).

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Le Figaro

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PSG-Inter Milan: "The Club Has Grown, We Have an Incredible Coach," Savored Marquinhos

The Parisian captain spoke at a press conference this Friday at the Allianz Arena on the eve of the final of the Champions League against the Inter Milan on Saturday night (21h).

3 days ago·Paris, France

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Proceso Digital

Marquinhos: "Mbappé Deserved It, It's a Big One and It's Been a Long Time Here" - Digital Process

Marquinhos, the Brazilian central of Paris Saint-Germain, reminded his former partner Kylian Mbappé, now in Real Madrid, of whom he said he deserved to win the Champions League with the Parisian ensemble. La entrada Marquinhos: "Mbappé deserved it, it's a big one and it's been a long time here" was first published in Proceso Digital.

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"He Also Deserved It": Marquinhos Remembered Kylian Mbappé After Becoming Champion of the Champions League

Marquinhos, the Brazilian PSG central, reminded his former partner Kylian Mbappé, now in Real Madrid, of whom he said he deserved to win the Champions League with the Parisian team.The captain of Luis Enrique's team was very happy after conquering the Champions League after winning 5-0 Inter. In statements to Movistar Plus, he reminded many players that they didn't get it before and praised Mbappé."He deserved it. It's fate. We don't know how ou…

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