Zidane responds to news of Real Madrid's interest in Mohamed Salah
The coach of Real Madrid's first football team, Zinedine Zidane, has commented about Liverpool's confrontation in the Champions League and does he want to train Mohamed Salah, in the future.
Real Madrid and Liverpool will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, at nine o'clock in the evening, "Cairo" time, at the "Alfredo Di Stefano" stadium, in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
Zidane spoke about the upcoming match during his press conference, and said: "A match is decided over the course of 180 minutes, back and forth, but we only think about tomorrow's match."
- He continued: "A very important game because it is what we will go through now and we are focusing on every match we fight this season as it was in the past on Eibar."
- He added: "Liverpool is an integrated team, not only because of its three distinguished attackers, but it is a strong team with all its players, and we must beware of everything."
And about Liverpool's defense and what happened in 2018 in the Champions League final by losing to Real Madrid: "We do not look at the past, for them a different match and for us as well."
- Klopp: "A great coach, he has a lot of experience over the past years. He previously won the Champions League and was one of the coaches that I learned from at the beginning of my coaching career."
- Zidane concluded his interview by talking about whether he wants to train Mohamed Salah in the future. He said: "He is not a player at Real Madrid, I am a coach here and he is not available."