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Real Madrid is undoubtedly the biggest club on the planet. With its 14 Champions League titles and its incredible aura, the Madrid club is the dream of many players around the world.
Several observers admire the work done by the club. This is even the case of a former FC Barcelona player.
Indeed, during a newspaper interview MarcaIvan Rakitic did not hesitate to compliment his former rival club, he who wore the colors of the Catalan club from 2014 to 2020. The Croatian midfielder has great respect for Casa Blanca.
“ I’m not talking about this season, but the fact that they did things correctly to have a solid base, to dominate for a few years. I speak with the greatest respect because they have been my rivals for many, many years, but to see what Florentino Pérez is achieving is to say ‘hats off,’ did he declare. Words that could make FC Barcelona supporters react.
5 matches played with Al Shabab
What happens to Ivan Rakitic? The Croatian legend has been playing for the Saudi club Al Shabab since February. The former Barça midfielder has played 5 matches since his arrival for a total of one goal and one assist.
He found the net for the first time on February 16 during the match against Damac (1-0 victory). He was the one and only scorer of the game. Currently his club is in 12th place in the league standings with 25 points, 22 points less than the current third Al Ahli.
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