Beppe Marotta points out Paris Saint-Germain recovered from a bad Champions League start, but also…

Inter President Giuseppe Marotta expressed confidence that his club can overcome a poor start in the Champions League, citing Paris Saint-Germain's past comeback as inspiration. Speaking ahead of Inter's Serie A visit to Bologna, Marotta stressed that the Nerazzurri must improve following a 4-3 European defeat to Club Brugge. He backed manager Cristian Chivu's team selections and reiterated full trust in club owners Oaktree.
Inter enter their domestic fixture facing several major injury setbacks, including captain Lautaro Martinez, Benjamin Pavard, Curtis Jones, and John Stones. Addressing rumors of outside interest from Qatari investors, Marotta affirmed that Oaktree has placed the club in solid hands through substantial investments in the stadium and training facilities.
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