Maresca said he never questioned his team's abilities, but rather felt that others did. "I didn't have any doubts about the players," he said. "The doubt was from outside, from those who thought they had the answers or the truth. They said we were too young and inexperienced, and that we couldn't win on the pitch because of it. Unfortunately, they were wrong."

Gusto echoed Maresca's sentiments, stating that despite being a young team, they have many qualities that give them an edge. "We know we're a young team, but most of us are mature, so age isn't a concern," he said. "What matters is being good on the pitch, working together, and playing to our best abilities."

Gusto also pointed out that their youth has its advantages, allowing them to understand each other easily and work together seamlessly. "Because we're all young, we understand each other well, which helps us stay on the same page and work towards the same goals."

Chelsea has already won the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, and UEFA Super Cup, and is now looking to complete the set by winning the Conference League. Gusto acknowledged that facing Betis in the final will be tough, but emphasized the importance of staying focused and not taking things for granted. "Every game is tough, and the final will be no different. We need to be ready and not get caught off guard."

Gusto also emphasized the significance of winning the trophy, not just for the players but also for the club and the fans. "It's an opportunity to win all the European trophies, and we're happy to be in this final. We need to focus on ourselves and give it our all to bring home the win."