Real Madrid’s Karim Benzema gets brutally honest ahead of “El Clasico” against Barcelona
Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema is confident that El Clasico will remain the world's biggest and best game in club football, despite Lionel Messi will not be in Barcelona anymore. Benzema and Real Madrid are looking to extend their La Liga lead as they travel to Camp Nou, Barcelona this week, October 24, to play El Clasico.
Fans can
buy El Clasico Tickets from our website.
As we
know that, Lionel Messi and Ronaldo will not be a part of this El Clasico, the
biggest football club rivalry, questions are being asked that whether it’s
worth watching anymore. Benzema believes that it will always remain the biggest
football club game in the world, it’s just not about the two players on the
ground. But it’s more about the club themselves.
“For me, it’s still the same. It remains the best match that exists in football,” Benzema told Julien Laurens in an exclusive interview. “It doesn’t matter about the players who are there, who have left, or who will join. Real-Barca is historic. The names change but before there was [Zinedine] Zidane, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, [Samuel] Eto’o. Real-Barca will always be Real-Barca.”
In recent weeks, Karim Benzema has emerged as the most prolific striker. He was the top goalscorer of the league with tremendous 9 goals and 7 assists in only 8 matches being played.
Playing in club aside, Benzema also scored an insane curler from outside
of the box to help France secure their first UEFA National League against
Spain.
Karim Benzema talks about his dream of winning the Ballon D’Or and how this dream turned into a motivation for him to be a better player and a better version of himself.
"It's been a dream since I was young and also a motivation," Benzema noted.
"The Ballon d'Or represents the best players in the world and it’s an honor to be on the list. If you count who's on there, it's very satisfying. It's always been an objective."
Comments
Post a Comment