Massimilano Allegri and his team are ready for any scenario in the final match.

(Baonghean.vn) – Before the UEFA Champions League final, the Italian strategist said he was ready with options if the final lasted 120 minutes.

Juventus coach Massimilano Allegri has high praise for Real Madrid. “Both Real and us are very careful and we will do our best. It will not be easy for Juventus because our opponent is Real Madrid, the match will be very attractive because they are the defending champions.”

Massimilano Allegri and Buffon are ready to change history to turn Real Madrid into former champions - Photo: Internet

“The game can last 120 minutes. There is no other way, we have to be ready for a difficult game that we have to win. We need to know when is the best time to attack or defend. We know this well...

Real Madrid midfielder Isco is a player who can make a difference. We discussed it very carefully and prepared two situations. G. Bale has speed and can finish well with both feet. Isco is much more creative, but they are a team that does not have the same discipline as Juventus in defense and that is an opportunity for us to seize. Statistics or calculations will not help. We are no less determined and we must play better to win." - Massimilano Allegri commented.

Captain and goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon said: “The pressure from the fans in the final will be huge. There will be moments when it will be a big challenge for us. Real Madrid are not a mediocre team, Juventus must stay calm and limit fouls. I have to balance my emotions when facing Cristiano and Benzema and the other players, not to dream too much. They won the final last year, so their emotions will be different to ours.”

When asked by reporters about his ability to surpass Ronaldo to win the Ballon d'Or if he wins the Champions League, the Juventus captain said: "Thank you for your question, I never compare myself to Cristiano. He and I have different tasks and roles in football, I have to protect the goal and Ronaldo is the attacker... I will continue to do my job, the rest does not affect me."

If Juventus ends their 21-year Champions League drought, public opinion believes that goalkeeper Buffon will likely win the Ballon d'Or, a title that no goalkeeper has won in the past 54 years.

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(According to Marca)