Real Madrid vs Inter: Mourinho on UCL Pressure and Mbappe on Locker Room Atmosphere
- Real Madrid begins its UEFA Champions League campaign on Tuesday, hosting Italian side Inter Milan at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Spain, according to reporting from Al Jazeera...
- When I left in 2013, we won what we won and lost what we lost and gave our best.
- José Mourinho Mourinho noted that when he arrived at Real Madrid in 2010, the club was far removed from the advanced stages of the Champions League before growing...
Real Madrid begins its UEFA Champions League campaign on Tuesday, hosting Italian side Inter Milan at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Spain, according to reporting from Al Jazeera Net and Al-Bayan. The club enters the opening fixture with a record 15 European titles, seeking to reclaim the continental trophy last won in 2024.
Manager José Mourinho addressed reporters in Spain ahead of the fixture, downplaying any heavy expectations tied to his past accomplishments during his first stint with the club between 2010 and 2013. When asked if he felt a sense of indebtedness to the institution, Mourinho rejected the framing of his second spell as a direct continuation of his historical tenure.
No, they are two different periods. When I left in 2013, we won what we won and lost what we lost and gave our best. That is all there is to it. What I have to do now has nothing to do with the past.
José Mourinho
Mourinho noted that when he arrived at Real Madrid in 2010, the club was far removed from the advanced stages of the Champions League before growing into a dominant continental force that secured six titles in just over a decade. The fixture arrives on the heels of the team’s first setback under Mourinho’s second management period, a 1-0 defeat to Real Betis in La Liga on Friday. Mourinho emphasized that while the club always targets victory in every tournament, building stability remains paramount.
Real Madrid must reach that very important stability to achieve something big, but Real Madrid will always be Real Madrid, you have to win here no matter what.
José Mourinho
Dressing Room Atmosphere and Player Outlook
Striker Kylian Mbappé also faced questions from media personnel regarding squad morale heading into the European opener, pushing back against suggestions of internal friction. According to Al Jazeera Net, Mbappé insisted that the atmosphere within the Real Madrid dressing room remains completely unchanged from the previous season.
What does an improvement in the dressing room mean? Do you feel that something was not right last year? No, the situation is the same as last year. We have a different coach, but the situation is the same.
Kylian Mbappé
Forward Vinicius Junior also voiced his ambitions for the tournament, telling Al-Qahera 24 that he intends to continue building his legacy in Madrid. Vinicius stated his desire to keep writing history with the club and to secure additional Champions League trophies.
Fixture Context and Opponent Outlook
Manager José Mourinho faces a familiar rival in Inter Milan, though the Portuguese coach maintained a sharp focus on the sporting challenge rather than personal history, telling Arabic-language outlets that no time remains for fond memories as he seeks victory. Match preparations also featured roster management notes, with Mourinho mentioning in reports from Kooora.com that certain squad members might feature for brief spells.
The opening night of the UEFA Champions League also features other high-profile fixtures across Europe, including Manchester City traveling to face Portuguese side Porto, as highlighted by Al-Bayan. Real Madrid now turns its attention to the Santiago Bernabéu turf to test its readiness against Inter Milan under the lights.

