“That a kid who has been there for two days doesn’t know how to win…”

He Real Madrid They comfortably beat a powerless Mallorca but this did not prevent a fight between players from both teams at the end of the match. Started by Jude Bellinghamwho slapped Pablo Maffeowho responded by confronting the Englishman for the contempt after Rodrygo’s goal.

Nevertheless, The protagonist of Real Madrid ended up being Raúl Asenciowho entered the trap and went to the Mallorca side, with whom he began to fight until having to be reprimanded by Muriqi, who pulled him away and asked him to finish, while telling Pablo Maffeo “You’re very bad” and the other responded “subnormal.” A tension that continued after the final whistle to such an extent that players from both teams had to be separated.

Asked about it, Dani Rodríguezplayer of the Mallorcadid not hesitate to refer to the attitude of Raul Asenciowhich he pointed out while giving him advice. “You all already know the clash between Vinicius and Maffeo,” the attacker began by evaluating, referring to the defender with whom “I think Asencio, I encourage him that with the youth he has, that he will have many important games in his career, that he learns to win. It’s going to be better for you. We feel that it was not good and that’s it.”he settled.

Later, in the mixed zone, Dani Rodríguez continued along the same line. “Among the personal disagreements that exist on the field, the thing about the kid, the Madrid center back, was added. I’m a bit old and in the end I think you have to know how to win,” indicates, in addition to talking about the origin of everything, Bellingham’s touch to Maffeo.

“Pablo gets a little hot because it’s his turn. Then comes Asencio and that’s what bothers a little. When you are a proven player and you have played many games, well. But when you’ve been here for two days you should have a little more respect.”insisted Dani, who explained that “I had clashes with Rudiger, several on the field, with whom we have been with for years and they stay there. That a kid who has been there for two days doesn’t know how to win… He will learn, he is at Real Madrid and he will have many games to do so.”

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Rodrygo was not so specific on the subject, who was taken aback by what happened after scoring his goal, and limited himself to pointing out that “I don’t know what happened. I concentrated on my goal, I was celebrating it.”