Marcelo referred to the possible arrival of Mbappé at Real Madrid: “I don’t see it”

It is not far from the Santiago Bernabéu stadium. Marcelo gave statements to the Antena 3 program ‘El Hormiguero’ and maintained that he would like to retire at Real Madrid, however his future “You don’t decide alone”. In addition to this, the Brazilian side referred to the probable arrival of Kylian Mbappé.

“My future? I don’t think much further, I go little by little, I think everything has an end, but right now I don’t think about this. It is clear that I want to continue my whole life here at Real Madrid, I would like to retire here, but I am not the one who decides alone”, said the Brazilian defender.

Asked about the league title and the six-point advantage over second-placed Sevilla, Marcelo assured that “LaLiga is very difficult, there are a lot of months left to try to win it, we are in a good line, we keep working and winning games that are very important. now to follow”, pointed out the 33-year-old footballer, whose contract with Real Madrid ends on June 30.

“There is a lot left (…) we have already seen many things in football and also out of respect for co-workers. This is not how it starts but how it ends and always respecting the rivalss”, added Marcelo, who considers “a pride to be captain” from Real Madrid, “but not a privilege, it is a responsibility”.

About Kylian Mbappe

On other issues, Marcelo said that he does not know the future of Mbappé, that is why he does not see him dressed in white at the moment, and said that they will have to overcome the tie against PSG by themselves. “Not because someone is missing”, he asserted about a hypothetical injury to an important player in the Parisian team.

“I don’t see it because I don’t know the future. I want him to play the second leg and be one hundred percent. Do not wish ill to any player. If we win we have to win for ourselves, not because a player is missing or injured. They all have to be there and may the best win. for the good of football”, he commented.

“For the good of the sport, all the players have to be there”, sentenced Marcelo, who could face Sergio Ramos again on March 9. “For me he is an older brother, he helped me a lot in my career, within the club (…) I will always be grateful to him. It would be weird if he played against us, maybe we passed the ball”, he sentenced in a jocular tone.