Why Sergio Ramos is not giving up on La-Liga title?
Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos says team is not giving up on the La-Liga title, following their 1-0 win over Real Sociedad.
“From the first moment we have tried to win. We had plenty of chances in the first half but didn’t score. We want to win the La Liga title and needed a victory, and we’ve managed it. Real Madrid’s philosophy is about always fighting until the end. It has been tough but we’ve managed to win and we are happy to have earned three more points.”
Why Sergio Ramos is not giving up on La-Liga title?
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“We are not having a good time with injuries.” “However, this team always reacts. The youngsters have made their part and we have played a great match and won it.”
“We respect everybody. I just wish we are lucky and can win the La Liga title. Every team wants to win always, especially against Real Madrid. Let’s hope we continue like this and win the two remaining matches.”
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Meanwhile, Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba has suggested that Ronaldo is not a selfish player, says he shares his ambition with Real Madrid star.
You would say that wanting to be No. 1 in a team sport is not selfish? If he scores, is that selfish? No, the stronger he is the more he can help his team. Ronaldo never wants to miss a minute [of play]? He has really high expectations, he is ambitious, he wants to break records and win Ballons d’Or. That is not selfishness.”
“I’ve only won four Scudetti,” the France international told La Repubblica. “They’re not enough for me. I’ve always been like this, people called me crazy but I want to make history and become the strongest midfielder ever.
“I’d like to surpass [Frank] Lampard. I want to be the midfielder who can do everything, and at the highest levels. Shooting, dribbling, scoring, defending. I want to be like Lampard, but better.
“I have one flaw: I hate to lose. I like to be different and do what others don’t dare to do,” he said. “I work hard to try to be perfect because it makes me happy when I win. If people want to criticise me for that, then go ahead.”