Klopp spoke about Real Madrid’s comeback in the Champions League: “It was incredible”

Jürgen Klopp is still impressed by what he saw last Wednesday at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium. So, with Real Madrid vs. Liverpool confirmed for Saturday May 28, the coach gave an assessment of the work carried out by those led by Carlo Ancelotti against Manchester City in the semifinals, as well as with PSG and Chelsea in the round of 16 and quarters, respectively, of the Champions League.

“It was strange and unfortunate for City, but what Madrid did was incredible”expressed the ‘Reds’ strategist. “They managed to get through against PSG, Chelsea and City. If you kick those three you definitely deserve to be in the final. It will be a great game”he added about the expected match at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis.

Then, the German recognized that he wanted to face the ‘Whites’ immediately after falling in the definition of Ukraine. “When we lost the final in 2018, my solution would have been to play another final the following year against them, but it was against Tottenham. This seems like fate.”Held.

At another point, Klopp indicated that, unlike Real Madrid (LaLiga champions), his team still has pending before the Champions League final. For this reason, Liverpool will focus on fighting for the Premier League title and then the FA Cup. In that sense, the German must concentrate on those tasks.

“I am happy to play in the final and to have a chance to win the title. But before that there are several games to play, so it would be nice if the questions about Madrid stopped until then. We will work on the final from the 22nd to the 28th, not before”he stated at the press conference.

Klopp’s annoyance

About the Champions League final and far from strictly sports, the coach of the ‘Reds’ told UEFA about the distribution of tickets for the match in France. “Is what I have read correct that we are only going to have 20,000 tickets? Madrid will have 20,000 and we will have another 20,000, and the stadium has a capacity for 75,000 people. Where do those 35 thousand leftover tickets go?said.

Ticket margin is assigned to UEFA. For this reason, Klopp insisted: “I think Paris is a city where you can even go without a ticket and have a good time. To everyone who comes, I’d like to say thank you for making it special. I couldn’t be more grateful to our fans. I hope everyone who can come”sentenced.