Vicario: It is clear that we have the opportunity to create history for Tottenham and will do our best to prepare.

May 21 According to London Football Network, Vicario talked about the finals of Tottenham and the UEFA Cup in an interview.

About the support of their parents

I am happy for them, they enjoy this moment, enjoy this part of their lives, and after 40 years of work, now they can relax and it is my turn to work. They can have a good rest. They've been there (in my career) and they watch as many games as possible. They love football, so does my mom. So, it's an important part of their life, try to visit many cities in Europe and the UK, visit as many courses as possible, create memories and share them with friends. ”

Although that awkward feeling is mostly fake, Vicario obviously feels that he owe his parents a lot because he is on the verge of the European final.

They have never thought when you were seven years old that my son would be the next Buffon or Neuer. This is the biggest gift they have given me.

About my football career

I am extremely proud of my journey. Now there is only one last step left. When I joined this club, I never thought I would have the chance to participate in 22 months. I am very grateful for this. Of course, I have put in a lot of effort, so I am very happy.

about Donnarumma

I sent him a lot of messages, especially in the two rounds of the semi-finals, and I am happy for his achievements. But in the Champions League final, I will face a difficult problem because on one side is my national teammate and on the other side is Donnarumma. I don't know who to support.

about the UEFA Cup final, which means a lot to the players, staff and fans. We know we can do it for This club made history. Maybe when we walk into the locker room next year we will see a picture of ourselves holding up the trophy, but it’s not sure yet, so we have to do our best to prepare.

About myself breaking and sticking with the game

At the time we were leading 2-0, I wanted to keep the clean sheet at Etihad Stadium. It was a memory that I could remember for a lifetime, so I decided to keep playing. Although I felt the pain, I didn’t expect it to be a fracture. That game was both my best day and my worst day. Injuries were a huge challenge for me, But I try to face it with a positive attitude so that I can return to help the team as soon as possible. Being able to participate in the semi-finals of European events and reach the finals is my goal.

About position in the team, as a leader, requires not only words, but also actions. Performance in the locker room and training, as well as being the first to the gym and the last to leave the training ground every day, all reflect your commitment and determination. I hope to set an example for young players through my actions, whether on and off the court, to be the best person.