The European Football Federation (UEFA) has selected Polish referee Szymon Marciniak as the moderator of this season's Champions League final between Man City and Inter Milan.
Working on the field with Mr. Szymon Marciniak were two assistants, compatriots Tomasz Listkiewicz and Pawel Sokolnicki. Notably, this "trio" of referees is also the ones who "hold the balance" in the 3 World Cup final between Argentina and France.
Szymon Marciniak became the first Polish referee to be given this great responsibility by FIFA. Before that, Mr. Szymon Marciniak also controlled a number of matches at the 2022 World Cup in Russia.
Meanwhile, other Polish referees including Tomasz Kwiatkowski and Bartosz Frankowski will be in charge of the VAR room, while the fourth referee is Mr. Istvan Kovacs.
Born on January 7, 1, Szymon Marciniak became a FIFA World Cup referee in 1981.
In the European football arena, this "black shirt king" has been in charge of many important matches. Mr. Szymon Marciniak is considered the best referee in Europe today. Most recently, the referee, born in 1981, held the whistle for the second leg of the Champions League semi-final between Man City and Real Madrid.
Referee Szymon Marciniak is a strict person but knows when to be firm and soft, very professional. He has the ability to mediate well in situations where players on both sides are in dispute or show signs of quarreling. Notably, he did not draw many cards in the games he took on. Statistics in 2022, he has only drawn 1 red card.
This season's Champions League final between Man City and Inter Milan will take place at 1:2 am on June 00 (Vietnam time) at Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey.
THAI HAI (according to Goal, Dailymail)
