Inter Milan Star Insists ‘It Doesn’t Matter’ Whether AC Milan Or Juventus In Supercoppa Italiana Final – ‘We Just Want To Win’ | OneFootball

Inter Milan defender Yann Bisseck feels that “it doesn’t matter” whether the Nerazzurri meet AC Milan or Juventus in the Supercoppa Italiana final.

Bisseck spoke to InterTV, via FCInterNews, after Inter booked their place in the final with a semifinal victory over Atalanta.

Inter will face either Milan or Juventus in the final of the Supercoppa Italiana.

The Rossoneri and the Bianconeri meet in the second semifinal this evening.

And whichever of the two teams Inter face, it will be a big match to be sure.

The Milan Derby and the Derby d’Italia are two of the showpiece occasions of Italian football.

Moreover, Inter defender Alessandro Bastoni admitted that the Nerazzurri want “revenge” after losing and drawing to Milan and Juventus respectively in their first league meetings of the season.

Juventus and Milan are the two teams who Inter beat to win the Supercoppa in 2022 and 2023.

Therefore, whichever of the two sides wins this evening’s match, it will be a big occasion in store for Inter in the final next Monday.

Yann Bisseck: “It Makes No Difference” Whether Inter Meet AC Milan Or Juventus In Supercoppa Final

Asked if he’s thinking about who Inter will face in the final, Nerazzurri defender Bisseck said “No.”

“We just want to win,” the German made clear. “It makes no difference to us who’s in the final.”

“We have to win,” Bisseck said. “And I’m very convinced that we will.”

As far as Atalanta’s team selection yesterday, Bisseck admitted that “We were a bit surprised.”

“But it wasn’t a problem,” continued the 24-year-old.

“We’re well-prepared for anything. We played a great match, and we’re happy. We’ll see who’s in the final.”

Bisseck said that “For me we’re the strongest team in Italy.”

“If we play well and are aggressive and have that edge, we can beat anyone.”

And as far as his own development, Bisseck admitted that he can improve “in all aspects.”

“There’s always something to improve on,” continued the German. “I’ve done so in the defensive phase, then in attack I need to score more goals and be more dangerous in the penalty area.”

“But I’m on the right track,” he concluded.