Wesley Sneijder has cooled fears he may miss the Champions League final after limping off against Roma in Wednesday night's Coppa Italia final.
The Holland midfielder was withdrawn after just five minutes at the Stadio Olimpico as Inter beat the Giallorossi 1-0.
But he did not seem too concerned afterwards, suggesting the knock was nothing serious and he would be fit for the clash with Bayern Munich on May 22.
He said: "I got a kick on my leg and some blood came out, but I feel better now.
"I can walk on it so we will see what happens."
Sneijder was delighted Jose Mourinho's men had landed the first trophy in what could see them record a treble as they currently lead Serie A while the meeting with Bayern in Madrid on May 22 looms large.
"I'm very happy about my first title in Italy," he said.
"We can take two more this year and we have to go for it, but the most important one is the first one and now we have to keep focused and win two more titles.
"Madrid is two-and-a-half weeks away, so first we will win the league and then we will look forward to the Champions League title."
