This final match is very interesting because it is the last final for Toni Kroos and Marco Reus. Because both of them are great players in the German national team, in the coming years we will no longer be able to watch them both play football because they will soon retire. If we talk about the squads of the two teams, without a doubt I want to say that Real Madrid will win their 15th trophy. However, in the final match anything can happen even though Dortmund in the domestic league is not very good, but in the UCL the team is full of surprises.
Don't you also think it will be the last for Luka Modric too? Or is he still going to feature in more seasons to come and still perform the same way they will want him to perform? I don't think Dortmund has other strong plans but I'm sure they will only be more confident and happy to add more players to the team if the June 1st contest between them and the Real Madrid. They will go in to shop more players in the transfer windows available for them.
Dortmund city will be pulling out in their numbers to win the trophy home. The fan base won't be as charged as they will like this one to boost the morale of the players and the club at large. I will be taking my popcorn to the cinema to watch this match this time around