Vicario: Tottenham hopes to experience the feeling of holding the trophy again, wishing Donnarumma all the best

August 13th August Before Tottenham's UEFA Super Cup against Paris Saint-Germain, Tottenham goalkeeper Vicario attended the press conference.

At 3 am on August 14, the European Super Cup will be held in Udine, Italy, with last season's Champions League champion Paris Saint-Germain against last season's UEFA Champions League champion Tottenham Hotspur. Vicario first said: "In terms of age, I am one of the oldest players in the team at present. We have to take responsibility. I have seen a team that is ready for battle. We need to have a mentality of working hard and trying to win from tomorrow."

Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Donaluma was not included in the roster of this European Super Cup, and he may leave the team this summer. Vicario also talked about his Italian national teammate: "I know Donnarumma very well, and I have seen media reports that he will not participate. He is the captain of my Italian national team and I have a good relationship with him. Whether we can find the best solution in the future depends on him and his club, and I can only wish him all the best."

Vicario continued: "We won the trophy last season, and now we want to experience that feeling again. In football you win and lose, but there is no secret. We are not magicians, it depends on whether we believe in ourselves, Coach Frank and our work."

Then Vicario commented on his opponent Paris Saint-Germain, "We are all very clear about the strength of Paris Saint-Germain. Not only are they outstanding in offense, but everything they did last season is incredible. To play this game well, we need a team to make great efforts together."

Finally, Vicario also talked about the new Tottenham coach Frank, who took office this summer: "Compared with the past, he has brought some changes, and I have to prepare better and interpret the situation in the game. Compared to the work I did last season, the current way of working is slightly different, but this can help the team."