Inter striker Lautaro Martinez calls San Siro “unique, indescribable, fantastic” ahead of the sold-out clash with Barcelona.
Close to 75,000 fans will back out the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza this evening for the crunch Champions League tie, with revenues expected to set a new Italian record.
The young Argentine spoke in the match programme for the game, and he was asked what it’s like to play in the Scala of calcio.
“San Siro is indescribable, unique, fantastic,” Martinez responded.
Inter striker Lautaro Martinez calls San Siro “unique, indescribable, fantastic” ahead of the sold-out clash with Barcelona.
Close to 75,000 fans will back out the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza this evening for the crunch Champions League tie, with revenues expected to set a new Italian record.
The young Argentine spoke in the match programme for the game, and he was asked what it’s like to play in the Scala of calcio.
“San Siro is indescribable, unique, fantastic,” Martinez responded.
“You feel a respect, a participation that cannot be found anywhere else. When you hear the fans singing the anthem it fires you up like crazy, you feel like the shirt you’re wearing is a second skin.”