JENS WISSING, Head Coach: "I'm just so happy. I'm satisfied, and I wanted to reach the final for the sake of GAMBA OSAKA , and now we can all go to the final. Reaching the final in an international tournament is not something that happens often, so I'm really happy."

Q&Quot: What are your thoughts on this semi-final match, and what is your assessment of the match?
Head Coach JENS WISSING : "I think both teams were eager to win. Both teams had a strong desire to play in this game, and they were both worthy of being here. We always respect our opponents. Even with some injuries, the team fought hard in today's match, and I think it was a result of each and every player believing in themselves and giving their all. I think it was fantastic."

Q: You played against two teams from Thailand. What were your impressions?
JENS WISSING, Head Coach: "I think both Ratchaburi FC and Bangkok United were fantastic teams. Of course, their playing styles were different. Ratchaburi FC was a team where individual strengths stood out, while Bangkok United played as a whole team, moving forward. Both were excellent teams."

Q: GAMBA OSAKA competes in two competitions, the domestic league and ACL2. Which do you prioritize?
JENS WISSING, Head Coach : "It's difficult to say which one we want to focus on right now. We want to prepare thoroughly for both the league and ACL2, and above all, we believe it's important to do our best in each and every match. If you ask what we want to do to reach the final, it's to win the championship. That's what we want to work towards."

Q: Please give a message to the fans and supporters who have traveled all the way from Japan to the stadium.
Head Coach JENS WISSING : "I am truly delighted, and they continued to support us in a way that made it all the way to the final. Winning there and sharing the joy was the best moment. Thank you so much."