Jorgensen: It s very exciting to enter the finals of the UEFA United Nations, I hope we can win the trophy

May 28 According to Chelsea's official website, Jorgensen recently accepted an interview with a reporter and talked about the current situation.

Danish goalkeeper Jorgensen started almost every game in the UEFA League match this season, missing the match against Copenhagen only for participating in the Premier League. This is why Maresca confirmed last week that Jorgensen will continue to be the starting goalkeeper in Wroclaw's final.

Tonight's game marks the end of a season of growth and learning for 23-year-old Jorgensen. Jorgensen joined Chelsea from Villarreal last summer, a season he had been a regular first team player, and he continued to keep that improvement this season.

Speaking about his performance this season, Jorgensen said: "I'm very satisfied with this season, and it's been a good year, and despite the ups and downs, I've learned a lot, which makes me better than before. I've accumulated experience in top-level games in the world, training with a new goalkeeper coach every day at Cobham Training Base. You need to learn his mindset and training methods, so I'm absorbing new experiences every day and trying to be better. I think I've learned a lot this year."

This season, Jorgensen shared the goalkeeper task with Robert Sanchez. Espanyol mainly plays in the league, while Jorgensen is more popular with Maresca in the Cup. Tonight will be Jorgensen's 23rd appearance this season, and he praised Sanchez and believed they benefited greatly from each other.

When talking about Sanchez, Jorgensen said: "When he comes on, I will do my best to help him, and I know he is the same when he is away. Who plays in the Premier League or Cup is not our decision, but the head coach's decision. The competition between us is very fierce, but he is a very good goalkeeper and we learn from each other. We are trying to prove that we are better than the opponent every day, which helps us to reach a higher level. We have a good relationship, we eat together off the court, and get along well with other teammates. The best way is to maintain good, healthy competition."

One of Jorgensen's roles is to be ready to take the place. When he knew he wanted to start, such as tonight's game, he said the key was to train hard, analyze the opponent's strengths, and be mentally prepared to face the challenge. Jorgensen was fully prepared before the match against Betis.

When talking about the final of the UEFA United, Jorgensen said: "I know they have changed a lot since last year, they are skilled and good at small-scale cooperation, so it will be a great match. I am looking forward to this match very much, this is the goal we have fought for throughout the season, to enter the UEFA United final. It will be the first final of my career, it is very exciting. Hopefully we can win the trophy."