Key Takeaways
- Benjamin Cremaschi, 20, says advancing past the group stage is “huge” with Inter Miami heading into a blockbuster clash against PSG.
- He points to Botafogo’s upset over PSG as proof that big surprises can happen, reinforcing a fearless approach.
- Cremaschi feels MLS has meaningful representation on the global stage, saying, “All of MLS have to be proud.”
- He emphasizes Miami’s determination to “compete the way we’ve been competing” and match PSG in intensity and unity.
- With Inter Miami the only MLS club to reach the knockout round, the midfielder believes the team can build on momentum and make history.
20‑year‑old Benjamin Cremaschi has captured headlines with his bold stance ahead of Inter Miami’s high-stakes Round of 16 tie against European powerhouse PSG. Fresh off a historic group-stage berth—the only MLS team to advance—he knows this is their moment.
Cremaschi points to Botafogo’s shock triumph over PSG as a beacon of hope. “We know they’re the best team in Europe,” he said, but highlighted how underscored determination and tactical discipline can upset the giants. “We have nothing to lose,” he added.
He also underscores what the achievement means for the entire league: “All of MLS have to be proud.” Now, fueled by collective belief and fight, Miami enter the stage ready to push, compete, and write a new chapter on the world stage.
As PSG looms, Inter Miami’s underdog spirit, led by Cremaschi’s unwavering confidence, sets up a classic David-vs-Goliath story. With pride on the line and nothing to lose, Miami’s fight begins now. Keep your eyes on Goal Drift for in-depth build-up, tactical insights, and live reaction as history comes within reach.
