The Italian coach assures that all titles are important and that he sees his team motivated
“There are players who started winning in 2013 and continue to win because they have a very high quality. We are at a very demanding club that does not let you think that you have a full belly,” Xavi said on Saturday at the press conference ahead of the Super Cup final that will meet his team against Barcelona in Saudi Arabia. The Italian coach knows that his team is not having a great moment, but that they enter the Real Madrid zone, where the whites always show their best version.
That feeling is what Ancelotti has, who knows that with this group of players who have this appointment on their hands, even against their eternal rival, it’s another day in the office. “The team is motivated and comfortable because they are used to this kind of pressure. We are very confident, we are on the line for a title and we will try to win it, because all titles are important to us. are many things that we play in this game,” he assured.
To do this, Real Madrid will have to show its best version if they want to triumph over a Barcelona that has taken a step forward this year with the new signings and who already managed last year, with Xavi on the bench, to reach half the finals against the Whites until extra time. “I don’t know if intensity is the best way to win. To win we have to play a very complete game. Not only intensity is key, we have to play a full game,” said the Italian.
Ancelotti did not want to get into the news about possible innovations in the eleven he will field against Barça, but he did take the opportunity to talk about the players who have reached the Super Cup between the cottons. This is the case of Karim Benzema, key against Valencia, and a player who has completely overcome his physical problems and is “motivated to help in the second part of the season”, while Camavinga has “recovered well” and Militao is “training. No problem no more.”
Source: La Verdad
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