Unlike Paris, which is supported by France, the cold reception before Inter Milan interprets the DNA of the Neptune

The Champions League final is imminent.

If you are interested, you can scan the major media in France and Italy, and you can experience how huge the gap between the two teams Paris and Inter Milan is in terms of media situations. Almost all French media are cheering for Paris.

The comments of "Team" are more representative, pointing out that the French will support Paris Saint-Germain to win the championship, which is not only because Ligue 1 has not won the Champions League for many years, but also because there are 5 French internationals and nearly ten members of the French national youth team in Paris.

In fact, Inter Milan also has these two factors mentioned by the Team News - the Nerazzurri also has a large number of Italian internationals and national youth members, and Serie A has not won the Big Ear Cup for 15 years.

However, on the front pages of major Italian media, none of them are “strengthening” or “encouraging” for Inter Milan. In the three major sports newspapers, there are no Inter Milan at all, or they focus on some negative rumors about Inter Milan - such as coach Xiao Inzaji may run away; for example, not only the coaches but also the major shareholders.

Of course, it may be good not to put Inter Milan on the front page.

Some Italian media put the Blue and Black Army on the front page, and they did not inspire Inter Milan, but poured cold water on them.

For example, some major newspapers discuss that "Inter Milan's 11 starters are likely to be 50 years older than Paris Saint-Germain's 11 starters! This means that if Paris chooses to make efforts in the later part of the game...", he gives his opponent a suggestion.

Some big newspapers have mentioned the game, but instead hyped a lot about Inter Milan's 40,000 fans arrived in Munich, bringing great safety hazards to the local area...

Before and after Inter Milan eliminated Barcelona, ​​the Nerazzurri encountered many controversial punishments in the league, so that anchor Huang Jianxiang and others sighed, "Although Inter Milan defended their dignity for Serie A in the Champions League, they were not welcomed when they returned to the league."

At that time, a colleague of the author who reported on the Premier League said: "I believe that by the Champions League final, most Serie A people will support Inter Milan. After all, this is a matter of adding gold to the Serie A signboard, and all teams will benefit."

At that time, several Serie A colleagues (regardless of fans of which team in the North Three) replied: Haha.

At the moment when the Champions League final is imminent, the attitudes of various Italian media have made annotations for this "hehe" - if Inter Milan is really crowned the Champions League, many people in Serie A will feel uncomfortable.

Of course, don't think that Italian media "cold against Inter Milan" before the game, and this will be the case after the game. If Inter Milan unfortunately loses the final, the intensity and enthusiasm of Italian media to the "fancy trial" of the generals of the Blue and Black Army will be completely different!

Written these not to complain. I've been used to this for many years.

Given that many of the fans I left with recent messages are young people (backstage data shows that the number of fans born after 2000 has increased several times compared to three years ago), I want to tell them: This is actually the DNA of Inter Milan.

For some teams, sports are not just sports, but also elements of "fame of fame" and "tour show". Some players can rely on 3 points to play and 7 points to support the media, becoming an overrated model in football. Some things are clear at a glance, but they can be whitewashed and deviated. For some controversies involving huge interests and extraordinary reputation, once Italian media participates in it, the truth is no longer important, and the position is the most critical... Inter Milan has become accustomed to such things.

The Blue and Black Army has not supported the mouthpiece media for many years, and has no protection from the official power bosses. If you want to gain reputation and reputation, there is no other way: lick your blood from the knife and fight hard.

Even at some point, even if you make a good result, you will not get real respect - for example, in the Triple Champions League season, Inter Milan won the Big Ear Cup by winning the Big Ear Cup, and the Italian capital media giant wanted to erase all Inter Milan's efforts with just one word: ugly football.

However, is this necessarily a bad thing? Personally, I think: No.

What is the original intention of people to see football? Is it to pursue the officials and politicians behind the competition? Or worship the authoritative tycoons in the media industry? Obviously not!

Without the interference of many non-sports factors, Inter Milan has more conditions to contribute original, simple, pure football without impurities.

Inter Milan is not a team that can always gain trophies. But often, as long as you get it, you will most likely achieve classics. The reason is very simple: it is not based on the unjust case of an official hat or the hard lifting of a pen, but on the football kicked with both feet, which can always better show the charm of this sport! Inter Milan, who has been going through the Champions League, has contributed countless classics.

For example, in the battle to eliminate Bayern, Lautaro rushed to the North stands and roared angrily, "See it, Inter Milan has XX!"

For example, when Archerbi was against Barcelona, ​​he was injured in the third minute of stoppage time, interpreting the suspense beauty of sports when everyone was desperate.

There is reason to expect that Inter Milan, who set foot on the finals, cannot receive the national encouragement like Paris, and although the Apennines behind them have countless malice, the Blue and Black Army will fight with their hearts and souls with all their strength, relying on their feet and soccer to be the "solate brave man who pursues dreams."