O Hara is optimistic about Paris, Balcola improves basic skills, Inzaghi, Xiao, lacks "targetedness"

Former Tottenham Hotspur star O'Hara talked about his views on the Champions League final. Both sides have similar strengths and each has advantages. O'Hara is optimistic about Paris. Although Inter Milan's lineup is more popular, Paris Saint-Germain has more outstanding characteristics. If Su'angfang is in a close situation and O'Hara predicts that this season's Champions League final will reach overtime, then Paris, with a more distinctive style, has a chance to win. Moreover, Enrique has more experienced experience in big scenes. Paris has secured the domestic championship early, and the players have sufficient physical fitness to prepare for the Champions League final, which is also the reason why O'Hara is optimistic about them. And O'Hara hopes to see Paris Saint-Germain win the championship. After all, Mbappe went to Real Madrid because he wanted to win the Champions League.

If Enrique leads Paris Greater to get what he wants, it will be a blow to Mbappe. At that time, everyone will be happy to see the opinions of the "Turtle". Although Paris has many stars, fans who have seen their performance this season know that there are only a few offensive players who are truly reliable. O'Hara also admitted that if Paris wins the Big Ear Cup, Dembele can make substantial contributions to data in the finals, and the French star has a great chance of winning the Golden Ball. Balkora's positioning this season has always been the supporter of the "King of the Football" and a goal-hunter. However, in O'Hara's view, Balcola is in a position of not being paid attention to, and he is more likely to create miracles in the finals, and he has made significant progress this season - Balcola has improved his basic skills.

Balkora's technical attributes have always been distinctive, and his offensive awareness is quite good. But his basic skills were a little problem before. Since Enrique began to guide him, Balkora has made significant improvements in basic projects. Under Enrique's careful training, Balkola gradually showed more comprehensive technical capabilities. He practices two hours of pass-and-receive training every day, from the most basic foot arch push to the ball output during high-speed running, and each movement is repeatedly polished to form memory. Surprisingly, the winger, who is known for his explosive power, began to learn to use rhythm changes to break through, and his extraordinary success rate jumped from 42% to 68% in the last three warm-up matches. Why is O'Hara not optimistic about Inter Milan? You should know that the Nerazzurri entered the Champions League final for the second time in three years, and Inzaghi Jr. also has a lot of experience in major events.

O'Hara explained this - Inzaghi Jr. lacked "targeting", which is also an important reason why Inter Milan was ahead of the Serie A standings in the early stage of this season, but was overtaken by Naples in the future. Because the competition for Serie A championship is not particularly fierce at present, it is still a matter of two or three clubs. Inzaji's tactical system lacks "targeting", which leads to Inter Milan's inability to stabilize their contribution rate when facing strong teams. This problem will also be brought to the Champions League finals O'Hara pointed out that Inzaji's tactical system relies too much on overall advancement and lacks precise strikes on opponents' weaknesses. For example, when the Nerazzurri faced Manchester City's full-back defensive strategy, Inter Milan failed to make full use of the wing space, causing the offense to fall into the quagmire of dense defense in the middle. On the defensive end, the team's restrictions on Haaland also seem to be not firm enough, allowing the Norwegian center to gain opportunities to threaten the goal many times. This tactical thinking of "self-centeredness" may be able to be compensated by the players' personal abilities in the league, but in top matches like the Champions League final, omissions in details often directly determine the outcome.

However, the charm of football lies precisely in its unpredictability. Inter Milan seems to have a balanced lineup, but in fact it has hidden murderous intent - Inzaghi's tactical system has reached a state of transformation after two seasons of polishing. Lautaro and Touram's forward combination has both impact and tacit understanding. Calhanoglu's scheduling ability in the midfield can make Paris' high-pressing price pay. Paris's physical advantage may become a double-edged sword: a three-week offseason may lead to a rusty pace of the game, while Inter Milan's competitive state maintained in the final stage may instead translate into an on-site advantage. So, O'Hara is optimistic about Paris. Enrique's experience in the competition is precious, but there is never a shortage of scripts in the history of football that "wins with weak" defeats the strong. When the finals enter overtime, Paris's playing style that relies on personal abilities will face severe tests.

The author believes that the air defense capabilities of Archerby and others under the five defenders system can just restrain Paris' best crosses from the wing. What's more, Atletico Madrid legend Simeone once proved that when the technology flow meets Italian chain defense, gorgeous offenses are often strangled invisibly.