World Impact, Klopp's favour to Guardiola for Champions League win

After Fiorentina failed to win the Conference League title and Roma did the same a few days earlier in the Europa League, all the burden of an Italian team winning an international title falls on Inter Milan who face Manchester City in the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday. But if the pressure of all the pressure of Serie A was not enough for the Bauscia, some of their players face further distractions involving their possible sale to other clubs in a few weeks' time.

That double pressure on the Italian side could be a great opportunity to take advantage of the group led by coach Pep Guardiola, and one of the best distractions has been generated towards Nicolo Barella by Liverpool, with the Cagliari midfielder said to be in Jurgen Klopp's sights for next season, a rumour that has evidently reached the hatred of the player who today more than ever must think about the last game he has ahead of him.

The obvious lack of a midfield with great football consistency has led coach Jurgen Klopp to the bold and swift recruitment of Brighton's Argentinian gem, Alexis Mac Allister, not wasting a second the leader of the strategies in Merseyside by already wanting to take a second step with the French Khéphren Thuram and a third with Nicolo Barrella, a man who not only aims to start the Champions League final, but also looks to be one of the men to follow throughout the game.

Barella has more at stake than just a Champions League title

In addition to the aforementioned pressures, the Italian player knows that his performance against City could determine much of his immediate future in Europe, as an exceptional performance would make him an even more irresistible target for Klopp, But so too would high-calibre clubs such as Real Madrid and even Paris Saint-Germain, with the Anfield outfit having been tracking him for some time now, and it is well known that an offer of 60 million euros or more would be the key to the Reds gaining another piece in their midfield.