When discussing the Champions League, Marotta highlighted the team's achievement in reaching the final last year and consistently representing Italy in the competition. He expressed pride in the team's efforts and their aim to perform well in the tournament.

Marotta also talked about the team's new coach, Cristian Chivu, who is coaching in the Champions League for the first time. Chivu has great experience, having won the competition as a player, and knows how to face opponents.

Marotta mentioned that the new Champions League format is challenging, but the timing of the matches also plays a significant role. The team needs to be physically and mentally fit to face their opponents.

Marotta also discussed the team's transfer market approach, where they invested in five young players, four of whom were bought from other clubs, and one who came from the youth academy. He believes that this model aligns with the club's guidelines and ambitions.

When asked about the upcoming matches against Liverpool and Arsenal at the San Siro stadium, Marotta expressed his excitement as a football fan. He emphasized the importance of being in perfect physical and mental condition to challenge their opponents.

He also acknowledged the high level of difficulty in the matches, but is confident that the team will compete and give their best effort with the support of their fans.