The historic challenge of Real Madrid
The Real Madrid basketball team faces an unprecedented challenge: winning two consecutive Euroleagues, something it has not achieved for 56 years. Under the direction of Chus Mateo, the team travels to Berlin with the determination to storm the European Cup for the second time in a row.
The importance of the ‘Final Four’
In 34 of the 62 editions of the European Cup, the champion has been decided by a Final Four. Real Madrid seeks to join a select group of teams that have managed to celebrate the title two years in a row, such as Kukoc’s Jugoplastika, Jasikevicius, Parker and Vujcic’s Maccabi, and Spanoulis’ Olympiacos.
The desire to revalidate the title
Rudy Fernández, part of the team’s backbone, expresses the responsibility that comes with representing Real Madrid and the motivation to retain the title. The team prepares to face the competition with determination and focus on its work.
Personal challenge for Rudy Fernández
Rudy Fernández, who is possibly facing his last Final Four, is enthusiastic about living the experience as if it were his first. Along with other historic players on the team, such as Chacho Rodríguez and Sergio Llull, Rudy is preparing to give his all in the tournament.
Sergio Llull’s determination
The team’s captain, Sergio Llull, emphasizes the importance of winning in the Final Four and the responsibility that comes with wearing the Real Madrid shirt. With an outstanding career, Llull is determined to face the challenge with enthusiasm and determination.
Coach Chus Mateo’s message
Real Madrid coach Chus Mateo highlights the opportunity to make history by pursuing the dream of winning two Euroleagues in a row. With the intention of pushing the team to move faster and achieve this milestone, Mateo shares his desire to repeat the title for the first time since 1968.
