We will play in our usual style, and Dembélé is ready for the Arsenal clash

Spanish coach Luis Enrique expressed his strong confidence in his team, Paris Saint-Germain, to secure a place in the final of the UEFA Champions League during a press conference held before the anticipated match against Arsenal in the second leg of the European semi-final, which will take place on Wednesday evening at the Parc des Princes in Paris, France.

Enrique said: “Ousmane Dembélé will be available tomorrow; he has participated in training over the past two days, and he is physically ready for the match.”

He added: “We will play the match in our usual style without getting into complicated calculations. We feel proud and excited, and we have developed a lot throughout the tournament, and we want to continue this approach until the end.”

He continued: “The match will be charged with excitement and challenge, and we must be focused from the first minute until the last moment. We will remain faithful to our style of play and our principles.”

Enrique praised Arsenal’s coach, saying: “I have known Mikel Arteta since he was a young player; he had a strong personality, and today he is a great coach. I wish him success, but not in this match.”

Enrique talked about the progress the team has made under his leadership: “The first season is always for evaluation, while the second season is for real building. We are now on an upward path, and we will continue to develop the team.”

He added: “Success does not depend on just one line, whether it’s attack or defense, but rather it is the result of teamwork and tactical discipline.”

Enrique expressed pride in the praise his team receives, saying: “It’s great to hear praise for our style of play from outside the club’s supporters; this reflects the exceptional collective performance we provide.”

He also touched on the match between Inter and his former team, Barcelona, saying: “I sweat just thinking about it; I have a strong emotional connection to Barcelona, but my only wish right now is for Paris Saint-Germain to qualify for the final.”

Regarding the pressure imposed by the second leg, the Paris coach clarified: “We will face a wounded opponent who will fight until the end, and we must deliver a performance that matches what we did in the first leg to hold onto our goals.”

Enrique also commented on the coincidence of the match with his birthday, saying: “I don’t like to think too much about my birthday, but I have a new opportunity tomorrow, and I hope it will be a happy occasion this time.”

He concluded his statements by discussing player Khvicha Kvaratskhelia: “We couldn’t sign him before, but we knew about his potential. He is a player with exceptional qualities and has shown great maturity despite his young age, and I am proud of what he delivers on the field and without him.”