Before leaving for Riyadh, the Real Madrid icon greeted Ancelotti and the players before the final practice.

During the last practice before traveling to Riyadh for the Spanish Super Cup semi-final matchup versus Atlético (Wednesday, 8pm CET), Marcelo paid the team a visit at Real Madrid City. The Brazilian welcomed Ancelotti and the team and then sent them best wishes for the upcoming 2024 difficulties.

The legendary Real Madrid player, who won 25 titles over his 16 seasons with the team, also won the Copa Libertadores with Fluminense and came in second in the Club World Cup. After the visit, Marcelo told Realmadrid TV, “I’ve had a great time getting back together. Nearly a year has passed since my previous visit, and I’ve missed my home.”

“The team appears excellent. Madrid consistently turns out excellent art. I’m wishing them well as they compete in the Spanish Super Cup. I hope they succeed.”

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The Super Cup of Spain

I have five Spanish Super Cup victories to my name because to Real Madrid. Playing for Real Madrid is always a wonderful pleasure. With Fluminense, I attended the Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia. The players seem to be in excellent shape and are eager to compete in this competition, based on our recent conversation.”

semi-final race

“Hopefully it’ll be a nice game for the fans and I hope Madrid win.”

Bellingham

My son Liam wanted to have his photo taken with him because he considers him to be his hero. He looks fantastic. He’s off to a terrific start. Although there’s always space for development at Real Madrid, he’s made an incredible start and is virtually invincible.”

The team’s Brazilian members

“Everyone is doing great and is really content. With each passing season, they get better. I try to help Militão, Rodrygo, and Vini Jr. as much as I can by talking to them whenever I can.”

Support from Ancelotti at the Libertadores final

“I told him he would be rooting for Fluminense when we spoke prior to the Copa Libertadores final. That’s why I wanted to give him the jersey I wore in the final because it was special for me and I know that all the Madrid fans were behind me.”

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