Kim Hellberg, the 38-year-old head coach of Middlesbrough, is preparing for a pivotal moment in his first season as they face Hull City in the Sky Bet Championship play-off final at Wembley. Appointed in November, Hellberg's tenure has been marked by dramatic highs and lows, including the 'Spygate' scandal that impacted Southampton and unexpectedly revived Boro's hopes of promotion. Despite a disappointing semi-final defeat against Southampton, Hellberg is focused on motivating his players for the final. Middlesbrough finished the regular season with a seven-point lead over Hull, but they are currently without a win in their last three matches, while Hull is on a three-game unbeaten streak. This match will be Boro's sixth visit to Wembley, where they have historically struggled, failing to win any of their previous five appearances. Hellberg, who humorously noted he would wear a tracksuit instead of a suit, expressed his excitement for the match and the quality of the opposition. He aims to enjoy the moment before the game while maintaining his focus on the tactical aspects of the match.