Argentine players are having a standout season at the club level, and eight of them will have the chance to lift a European continental trophy, as their teams have reached the finals this year.

In the UEFA Champions League, Inter Milan — led by captain and number 10 Lautaro Martínez — will face Paris Saint-Germain in Munich on May 31. He’ll be joined by fellow Argentines Joaquín Correa (limited appearances) and Valentín Carboni (injured) as they aim to win the most prestigious club competition in Europe.

How to watch UEFA Champions League: live stream, fixture and results.

In the UEFA Europa League, two English clubs featuring Argentine talent will go head-to-head in the final on May 21. Cristian “Cuti” Romero’s Tottenham will face Manchester United, who have Alejandro Garnacho and Lisandro Martínez (injured) on their roster.

How to watch UEFA Europa League: live stream, fixture and results.

Meanwhile, in the UEFA Conference League, Enzo Fernández’s Chelsea will take on Real Betis on May 28. The Spanish side features Argentines Giovani Lo Celso and Ezequiel “Chimy” Ávila.

How to watch UEFA Conference League: live stream, fixture and results.

Paulo Dybala gave an interview to Los Edul where he spoke about his injury, family plans and the national team.

“Everyone wants to be at the World Cup. It’s the best competition in football,” said Dybala. “Missing the last Argentina call-up was very hard. I was feeling great physically, and suddenly I had to stop. That hurts.”

He explained how much he cares about being part of the national team: “We work all year for a few games. When you can’t go, it’s tough.”

Dybala also talked about the possibility of playing in the Argentina domestic league one day. “I would like to play in Argentina. It’s something I think about, but I don’t know if it will happen.” On the topic of Boca Juniors, he shared: “My dad was a Boca fan. When Boca played in Córdoba, we went to the stadium. I know Boca fans have a lot of love for me. I see the messages and the old photos online.”

Off the field, he shared personal news. “I would love to be a dad. We’re trying,” he said, speaking about his relationship with Oriana Sabatini.

Looking back on his career, he said: “I had the chance to live a life I never imagined. I’m thankful for everything I’ve been through.”

For young players with big goals, his message was simple: “Sacrifice is the word I’ve used the most in my life. You have to focus and give up some things to reach your dream.”