Federico Valverde said he "won't give any lessons" to Kylian Mbappé on how to beat Barcelona's offside trap ahead of Real Madrid's Clásico Supercopa final on Sunday.
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Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde addressed the media in a press conference ahead of their Spanish Super Cup final against Barcelona on Sunday night. The Uruguayan midfielder spoke candidly
Carlo Ancelotti knows that while this may not be the most important title of the season, it’s silverware and it’s a Clásico, so he’s going strong.
"We're in good shape, we're hungry and excited. The issues we had during the Mallorca game have been resolved and we have all our players available," Ancelotti added, confirming that Federico Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni would also be available.
After the convincing 3-0 victory against RCD Mallorca, Real Madrid once again in the final of the Supercopa de España, where arch-rivals Barcelona await for the third time in a row. In the press conference before the match,
Real Madrid and Barcelona are set to take on each other in a crucial Supercopa de Espana 2025 encounter on Monday night. Both teams will be looking to get wins in this match. They are now set to clash in King Abdullah Sports City,
Real Madrid will be looking to consolidate their position at the top of the La Liga standings when they take on Real Valladolid away at Estadio Jose Zorrilla on Saturday night.The reigning champions
Federico Valverde said he "won't give any lessons" to Kylian Mbappé on how to beat Barcelona's offside trap ahead of Real Madrid's Clásico Supercopa final on Sunday (stream LIVE on ESPN+).
In domestic play, Madrid have hit a promising run of form in the league, soaring to the top of the table thanks to a five-game unbeaten run. Last time out, Carlo Ancelotti's men defeated Las Palmas at home, going down early but scoring four unanswered goals to see off the Canary Islands side.