Mourinho was of course the focus at the press conference.

"Hyphosis is not our fault. If Milan or Arsenal faces against Barcelona, ​​it doesn't matter who wins, but if it's Chelsea or Inter Milan, such a confrontation will touch my heart because I always wish my former players good luck."

As soon as Mourinho opened his mouth, he was talking about the final battle tomorrow, but the showdown between Barcelona and Chelsea - perhaps it was through Mourinho's Jiyan, or perhaps there were also the tactical help he secretly provided by the rumors that the Blues really completed a counterattack against Barcelona at the Camp Nou last night.

Last Saturday, Real Madrid just won a long-lost away victory from Barcelona at Camp Nou.

For Mourinho, who has a deep grudge against Barcelona, ​​what does victory feel like?

Mourinho's performance is more calm than people think: "This year's league is a crazy marathon running at a long-distance running speed of 1,500 meters. If you can't win the championship in the end, it will make no sense to defeat Barcelona. Only three points and championships are of great significance."

The victory of the national derby basically ensured that Real Madrid would become the king of La Liga, and another major challenge they faced is naturally to win the tenth trophy of the Champions League.

Which big champion is more important to Real Madrid?

Mourinho replied: "Our philosophy is that every game is important and the team needs to be responsible for their performance. I don't know if the Champions League is more important than the league, because the best team in the league can win the championship, but it is not always the case in the Champions League.

But the Champions League final is always the most important moment in the football world.”

He also described the match against Bayern as "a final of a preview" and gave his opponents a high rating: "This is a very good team, with excellent coaching guidance. They absolutely have the right and the strength to dream of entering the final."

Looking back on his "hard history" of "passing the goal but not entering" three times before the Champions League final threshold, Mourinho couldn't help but vomited bitterness: "My luck in the semi-finals is really not very good.

Once my team was eliminated for a goal that didn't cross the goal line, and the other time we lost in a penalty kick unlucky way, and everyone knows how we were eliminated last year.

Of course the referees are all very good, they will make mistakes, and I will do it. I just hope that we can make it to the final this time - these players deserve this reward."

Although the battle is in place, Mourinho is sure that his players have a peaceful mentality.

"I don't like them having too many emotions, but I don't want them to be completely unemotional. They are all in their best form and show the same energy for Bayern as they did when they were against Barcelona."

He revealed that he did not rule out the use of the three-middle midfielder tactic.

Some people are worried that if Alonso and four other players will miss the final if they receive yellow cards, Mourinho's reply is: "Players cannot be selfish, they must put the team first. Real Madrid's entry to the final is the most important thing.

If the whole team went to Munich on the premise that I stayed at home, then I would be happy.”

However, he also expressed his hope for the referee to fairly enforce the law: "I hope the referee will try to avoid avoidable yellow cards. This referee is great, and he knows how to interpret the rules of the game."

As for the Bernabeu fans who are often "complained" by themselves, Mourinho said abnormally this time: "I don't want to and have no right to ask them for anything. I just want them to see these players - if they think that the players of this team are serious and humble, have the team, work hard, and always give their all, then they will naturally decide what attitude they should treat the players in the future."

In addition to victory, people are also concerned about Mourinho's contract renewal.

And Mourinho's answer was exciting: "It's not a big deal, but I think I'll be here next season. I have a contract with the club, and after the last game, we will have time to talk to the players, management, and decide what is the best choice for me and the club."

He did not forget to add: "I think it's better to stay in a club for four to five years."

This may have made Real Madrid fans feel a little relieved.

Wang Qi is an unavoidable topic. When answering a reporter's question, the Portuguese said: "I have noticed some reports in the past two days that Wang may have a reduction in his sentence on the field tonight.

Wang is a very distinctive player, but he is still young, otherwise he would not have made that kind of mistake.

As a mature player, you must be able to handle all kinds of things calmly, including the malice given to you by your opponent on the field.

So, I think even if Wang can lift the ban and come back early, appearing on tonight's field will not change anything.

Of course, I don't belittle him. If there are a few years, he will definitely be an iconic figure in the world football world, but not today.

So, I have no attitude toward this.”

This made the media from China unhappy. A Chinese media reporter asked: "Mr. Mourinho, Bayern has won the championship two rounds ahead of schedule. Wang Qi just arrived in the Bundesliga this season and has completed 33 goals so far. He is the main contributor to Bayern's championship.

He has scored eight goals in the Champions League. You should know that this is his first time participating in the Champions League, and he has handed out such a dazzling report card.

Looking at the history of world football, how many players have achieved this level?

If you look down on him so much, aren't you afraid that he will really play tonight and help Bayern eliminate Real Madrid?"

The Portuguese is not a good-tempered person. He did not expect an Asian journalist to dare to criticize him on such an occasion.

"I just said that I did not deny what he achieved. I think he was young, so he made mistakes on the court. Is there any problem?

If I say it wrong, why would he be punished additionally?

In addition, you are confident that his appearance tonight will cause us trouble and even help Bayern advance to the finals?

Where do you think the Bernabeu is?

Do you think Real Madrid players are all pillars, and he can live whatever he wants?

Do you think Casillas is a decoration?"

The atmosphere of the press conference was suddenly ignited, and the reporters were very excited. Many Spanish media reporters looked at the Chinese reporter who asked the question pitifully.

Don't you know this person's temper?

You still dare to find his unhappiness?

Another Chinese reporter asked with a spirit of not fearing death: "Mr. Mourinho, you are not only looking down on the king, but also looking down on Bayern and Chinese football!"

Mourinho looked at him like an idiot: "Chinese football?"

"I only know that they entered the World Cup in 2002. China is a great country and has achieved remarkable results in many sports, but this does not include football!"
Chapter completed!