“I’m not better than anyone.” A clash between two Real Madrid stars in the locker room

Journalist Joavini Sanz, during his appearance on the popular Spanish program “El Chiringuito,” mentioned the past and the surprises that were shown in the “Merengue” dressing room between two players whose names have not been revealed during the halftime break of the Real Madrid game.Levante last month.

The story started when one of the mainstays of the team went into the locker room upset about the result, and took out his anger on his teammates and scolded them.

The player asked the whole team to work hard, to show strength and personality on the pitch, and not to be afraid to have the ball, trying to encourage the players who seem to be not at their usual level in the first half.

However, the method used by this player was not appreciated by everyone, and one of the senior players in the team jumped and looked at him and criticized the way he played.

The player, who appeared slowly in the first half of the game, spoke insulting and direct words to his friend who tried to encourage his team: “Even if you are the one who scored the goals, it does not mean that you are playing better than the rest of the team.”

As the conflict escalated, other players intervened to calm the situation, defuse the situation, and end the chaos before it escalated.

According to Sanz, the situation inside the Merengue dressing room was very difficult, but the conflict did not start with insults or fistfights, emphasizing that respect continued despite the harsh words, showing that the conflict came from the team’s desire to win and improve performance.

These principles show how the stars move and divide real Madrid Chief among them are Vinicius Junior and Kylian Mbappe, especially in his reign Xabi Alonso.

Last November, tensions between Alonso and the team’s players came to a head during training.

Alonso said angrily, according to the Spanish newspaper “Marca”: “I did not know that I came to teach in a kindergarten.”

Alonso was frustrated by the players’ lack of composure and enthusiasm during training, and he was disappointed after the tactical training he felt was necessary to get him back into the season.

The growing rift between Alonso and the players is one of the reasons that made Real Madrid’s management fire the coach and hand the keys to Alvaro Arbeloa.