“After the 8th against Eindhoven we said to ourselves that the road to Wembley was rather short,” explained Terzic. “We see it in the joy, but we are going to take a little time to realize it. We had hoped last season to experience such moments (Dortmund lost the German championship title at home on the last day, editor’s note) in our stadium. Our supporters were there to support us after the match. We all achieved it together! It’s pure gratitude, pure joy, and extreme pride.
For Marco Reus, who has just announced his departure from the club, “it’s indescribable! What a week. To finish in the Champions League final, where it all started with the 2013 final. More than ten years later, to be again in the final with Borussia Dortmund, hats off!”
“We suffered a lot today,” said Reus. “Ousmane Dembélé and Ashraf Hakimi put a lot of pace on the right side. But we did it in the end, and later, we won’t be asked how we did it, but it’s the name Borussia Dortmund which is written for the final at Wembley. We always responded in the Champions League. It’s incredible for the young people.
