Mohamed Salah

Andy Robertson agreed with his colleague Mohamed Salah, regarding Liverpool’s desire to avenge Real Madrid, in the upcoming Champions League final for the 2021-2022 season.

Liverpool will meet Real Madrid on May 28 in the French capital, Paris, in the Champions League final.

and qualified Liverpool At the expense of Villarreal, as for Real Madrid, an amazing Premontada returned and pushed Manchester City to the final.

Real Madrid had previously faced Liverpool in the Champions League final in 2018, and Meringue defeated the Reds 3-1.

Mohamed Salah confirmed that he wants to face Real Madrid in the final, and then stated that the match is a confrontation to avenge what happened in 2018.

made Robertson With statements to the official Liverpool website regarding his thoughts on facing Real Madrid in the final.

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“Obviously when we qualified we knew we were going to face a good opponent,” Robertson said. “The way they qualified is very special and it will be a tough match.”

“We’ve played with them in the final before and obviously things didn’t go the way we wanted them to, we want to try to fix that.”

“Obviously they knocked us out last season as well (3-1 in the quarter-finals), although we had a very exhausted team at the time, it still hurts to go out in the quarter-finals,” Robertson continued.

“And we are looking forward to it, there are still a lot of matches before that time, so we are focused on it, but two great teams, two of the most decorated clubs in the European game, it will be exciting and we are looking forward to it when the time comes.”

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – The Egyptian player, Liverpool, described the confrontation with Real Madrid in the Champions League final on Friday as “revenge”.

“Yes, they beat us in the final, and it was a sad day for all of us, so yes, it is revenge,” Salah said at the ceremony to receive the English Book Award for the best player of the season, regarding whether he describes the Real Madrid match as revenge.

The Egyptian player had raised controversy with statements prior to the match between Al-Yal and Manchester City in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final, when he said that he hoped to face Real Madrid to avenge the loss in 2018.

After the riyal qualified for the final, Salah published a tweet on his official page on Twitter, in which he said: “We have an account for his two halves,” as he put it.