The Spanish captain recently admitted that he respects Barcelona as a team; however, he also said that all he cares about is Real Madrid.
Iker Casillas, who recently helped http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ukraine-c3032, gave his views regarding two of the biggest rivals in the Spanish La Liga, Barcelona and Real Madrid.
The Spanish national team’s captain was of the view that Barcelona are a big club and he respects them; however, he also admitted that his concern is only with Real Madrid since he is a part of that team.
While addressing the press, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Iker-Casillas-c16815 admitted that he is only concerned with Real Madrid and all he cares about is the success story of Los Blancos.
Iker Casillas also spoke about the future prospect at his current club. The Real Madrid skipper said that he wants to win all the big four titles with the Spanish club.
Real Madrid won the Spanish La Liga while http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 won the Copa del Rey, which means that both these teams will be battling each other for the Spanish Super Copa title.
The Catalan giants are going to be a totally new team after the departure of their coach, Josep Guardiola. On the other hand, Real Madrid will be even stronger as it is Mourinho’s third season in charge of the club and the Portuguese coach now knows how
things work at the Santiago Bernabeu.
While speaking to the press regarding Barcelona and how he respects the Catalan club, Iker Casillas said:
I respect Barcelona and what Guardiola does, but what interests me is Real Madrid and trying to win all possible competitions.”
While speaking about the future at Blancos, the skipper said:
"We will start the season in a good way, facing http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Valencia-c40863, a team that plays very well and that always makes things very difficult. The goal is to keep winning titles.”
"I want to win the four competitions with Madrid: the Spanish Supercopa, La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League.”
Iker Casillas recently made history with the Spanish national team’s squad, which won two European titles back-to-back, becoming the first international European team to accomplish such a feat.
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