Fernando Alonso He did not hide his unconditional love for her. real Madrid and as an honorary member of the white entity he wants to go to Wembley (London) this Saturday to support his team against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final where the ‘merengue’ team will be looking for a 15th win. However, unless he changes his mind at the last minute, the Spaniard said a few weeks ago that he considered attending the appointment, but was unlikely to do so for logistical reasons.
“I have thought about it, but for the moment I am not going because I think the logistics will be a bit stressful. I would like to go and watch the game, but it would be chaos,” he noted in the run-until in the Emilia-Romagna GP, in Imola, two weeks ago. However, the man from Oviedo may have changed his mind after the controversy over the last two weekends of two consecutive F1 races, first at Imola, and then at Monaco. And certainly, the weekend it coincides with certainly no F1. However, the Spaniard will not miss the game of a team whose spirit and management he wants to highlight.
“Madrid is an example”
“Real Madrid is the best club in the world”, the Spanish pilot argued when asked if the white team was an example for the sport for its ability not to give up. All this, after going to the Santiago Bernabéu to watch the second leg of the semi-final against Bayern Munich.
“So it should be an example for many things, but, in our case, it is difficult to transfer what football can do to Formula 1 or the spirit of how to approach a football match, how it can be transferred to a aa race “, he added, leading the subject towards the ‘Great Circus’.
“We are always giving our 100%. We are always fighting. We always give everything. And the result depends a lot on the ball you play, and everything else. It has to be more complicated than football. Football is easier in a way , but Madrid… as I already said.
Management is outstanding
Fernando Alonso also wanted to highlight the management of the club in recent years.
“I have great admiration for Madrid, and the way they have managed the club in general for many, many years and with different players, different generations, stadiums, fans, not easy, I think , you know, to have that dynasty for many, many years And it’s great to witness and support.“, he concluded, highlighting Madrid’s ability to continue reinventing itself and keep winning despite the generational change seen in the Madrid team in recent years.
Source: La Verdad
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