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Piqué made fun of Real Madrid, now Ancelotti closes his mouth and surprises

Carlo Ancelotti didn't hesitate in defending Real Madrid.

By William Estrella

Carlo Ancelotti didn't hesitate in defending Real Madrid.
Carlo Ancelotti didn't hesitate in defending Real Madrid.

Some hours ago, Gerard Piqué got all Madrid fans angry, when he said in an interview with RAC1 and he aimed everything against Real Madrid, especially for the last Champions League won by the team led by Carlo Ancelotti. The former Barcelona player was tough against his biggest rival and had no filters, something he usually does in his testimonies.

“The last Champions League they won was a miracle. They were not superior in any eliminatory or final and will never be remembered. In the end, what you like about sport is looking back and seeing unique things that make you feel something special. And Barça has always won that. In Europe they always talk and remember Pep's Barça as the best team in recent history,” declared the now owner of the Kings League.

After Real Madrid's 3-0 victory against Sporting Braga on matchday four of the Champions League, Carlo Ancelotti came out to respond at the press conference and the former culé player was also direct. "Piqué lives in his world, there is no Real Madrid player who will forget the 14, he will be a Champions League player who will be remembered for life," replied the Italian coach.

Ancelotti analyzes the classification:

The Real Madrid coach is happy about the classification: "Real Madrid has done better than others in this competition. We are very happy. We are not going to rest in the rest of the games because for us all the games have the same demands."


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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