\u201cFootball is about results. The person who scores the most goals and receives the fewest nets wins.\u201d Dani Carvajal was very strong in his response when he was asked, in the press conference before Shakhtar Donetsk’s visit to the Santiago Bernabeu, about Xavi Hernandez’s statements about the “injustice” of the Champions League, a competition according to the Barcelona coach “who does not always win who is the best”<\/p>\n
Real Madrid footballer Carvajal said: \u201cWhen we have won five of the last nine Champions Leagues, the luck is with us, this is unbelievable\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThe discussion is not about fairness, and these statements only appear when Real Madrid wins the Champions League and not when other teams win it.\u201d We are the champions of the past and the future<\/p>\n
And the right-back added in the press conference before Shakhtar Donetsk’s visit to the Santiago Bernabeu .. “It is complicated to talk about what is fair and what is unfair, but in recent years we have been the best”<\/p>\n
The right-back added, “I am happy that the debate over fairness and not justice only appears when Real Madrid wins the Champions League and not when other teams win it.” \u201cOpinions are subjective and everyone has their own opinions. It’s complicated to talk about what is fair and what is not, but in recent years we have been the best. Madrid is always among the 4-5 favorites for the title. I don’t think that when someone confronts us they don’t look at us as a potential hero in the future<\/p>\n
Carvajal, on the other hand, emphasized that Osasuna’s setback is “really part of the past” and explained that “personally, I feel very good.” He said about his feelings before confirming, “I started with many minutes trying to maintain my best physical shape for all the matches this month and the World Cup which comes in about six or seven weeks.” You don’t feel the need to make goals or passes”, because “the sides belong to the defensive line even though we now have a bigger path”<\/p>\n
Finally, footballer Merengue was asked about the impact of the World Cup in Qatar when it comes to making the best (or not) effort to avoid muscle setbacks. \u201cToday I don’t think many players think about injuries. It’s a compact schedule, you play a lot of things in a month. We will see if the past ten days or so, whoever has a chance to participate in the World Cup, will betray the subconscious. It might have an effect, yes\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\u201cFootball is about results. The person who scores the most goals and receives the fewest nets wins.\u201d Dani Carvajal was very strong in his response when he was asked, in the press conference before Shakhtar Donetsk’s visit to the Santiago Bernabeu, about Xavi Hernandez’s statements about the “injustice” of the Champions League, a competition according …<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":1024,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[6],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n