YannSommer returns to SanSiro for the second day of the Champions League single group, this time as Inter's opponent. After three years defending the Nerazzurri goal, the Swiss goalkeeper expressed enthusiasm for returning to the club where he developed his most recent career. In a press conference held on October 12, Sommer said that "it's really special to be here" and that he is looking forward to playing against his former teammates.
During the chat, the goalkeeper underlined the importance of the match against Inter, defining it as a challenge with a "top" and more experienced club. However, he reiterated his confidence in his team, citing the presence of young talent and the need for courage and preparation. Sommer also spoke about his relationship with NicoTresoldi, calling him "a great striker" and expressing optimism for his future career. The goalkeeper added that he felt well integrated into the Belgian group, thanks to the immediate welcome from his teammates.
Sommer's dream of playing at SanSiro again is accompanied by an emotional memory: "Entering here where I won trophies is special, obviously I can't wait to see my former teammates." He recalled the importance of concentrating on the match, especially after the disappointment suffered in the first Champions League match against AstonVilla, where he underlined that small errors count in high-level competitions.
During the conference, Sommer also mentioned two coaches who played a crucial role in his career: MichelChivu and AntonioInzaghi. He acknowledged Chivu's contribution in keeping him at ClubBrugge and Inzaghi's support in starting him in Milan, describing both as "very strong coaches". Finally, the goalkeeper spoke about the relationship with the Nerazzurri fans, recalling moments of celebration and the feeling of being part of a large community.
Tomorrow ClubBrugge will face Inter in a match which, according to Sommer, will be "special" and decisive for the team. The player is ready to give his all, with the motivation to demonstrate that his team can compete at European level. The Champions League therefore promises to be an unmissable event for football fans, with a goalkeeper returning to challenge his old colleagues in a context of great rivalry and history.