Iker Casillas has expressed his disappointment over the lack of Real Madrid players in Spain’s national team for the upcoming World Cup. In a video discussion with Gerard Piqué, they analyzed coach Luis de la Fuente’s selections for the tournament.
World Cup Selections Analyzed
The discussion took place during a video posted on the Kings League account. Both football legends examined the squad position by position. Notably, it marks the first time in history that no Real Madrid player has been included in the national team roster.
Goalkeeping Choices
- Casillas supported the decision on goalkeepers, noting the position was well covered.
- He mentioned Joan García’s inclusion was justified due to his strong season.
Defensive Lineup
Transitioning to defense, Casillas lightheartedly noted that Piqué, as a former defender, would know best about that area. Both commentators agreed on the selected defenders but highlighted the historic absence of Real Madrid representation.
Cassilas’ Unique Perspective
- Casillas lamented the absence of Real Madrid players, stating it’s challenging for a lifelong fan.
- He observed that the presence of eight Barcelona players indicated a shift in football dynamics due to the club’s financial challenges.
Midfield and Forward Positions
In midfield, both Casillas and Piqué agreed on the squad, though they regretted the omission of Fermín. They also supported the forward selections, despite the surprise at Real Madrid’s exclusion.
Despite the developments, both former stars emphasized their united front for the national team, ready to support Spain in the World Cup.
