FC Barcelona legend says Real Madrid will never have something his club has

FC Barcelona and Real Madrid have a heated rivalry, and they are still two of the biggest football clubs in the world. Many football players who played in El Clasico understand the meaning of these games between the two teams, and both clubs sometimes show respect and also show their competitive side when they comment on each other. A former FC Barcelona player talked about many topics regarding football, and he also mentioned the differences between the Catalan club and Real Madrid.

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A legend of FC Barcelona who talked about certain topics of football was Gerard Pique. Pique has recently been open about lots of topics regarding football since the introduction of the Kings League. Pique spoke about football as entertainment and how many are stating to lose interest.

In an interview with the Times, Pique said, "Football competes with Netflix, Amazon, YouTube, TikTok. Everyone has limited time. Football for 90 minutes is not as exciting. Do I watch matches for 90 minutes? Not really. I watch some Barça, but not 90 minutes. Maybe 30 or 40 minutes. The other day I wore these virtual reality glasses. I put them on, and I was in my pajamas at home, about to go to bed, and I watched a full NBA game from inside the court. I am there. Every year, these products get better. You need to understand where football is going, where entertainment is going, and mix them, so people are still attached to football."

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Pique says that Real Madrid will never have enjoyable football

Pique spoke about the rivalry between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona and the differences between the two. Pique spoke about the different styles of play between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. Pique said, "The way we (Barca) play football is an example to the world because when we win, we win in a way that people really enjoy watching; that's something Madrid will never have."