“They Weren’t Better Than Any of Their Opponents”- Gerard Pique Once Again Fires Shots at Real Madrid Over 14th UEFA Champions League Triumph

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Gerard Pique has once again caught Real Madrid by its throat. A few weeks back, the former soccer star made headlines after claiming fans would forget Madrid’s last UEFA Champions League triumph. This belittling comment from the Spaniard did not sit well with many, including the club’s manager, Carlo Ancelotti. La Casa Blanca has earned the European title fourteen times with their top-level performance. Nonetheless, the 36-year-old has no intention of giving any credit for the club’s impressive victories.
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Even after receiving widespread criticism, Pique, the former noteworthy player of Madrid’s arch-nemesis Barcelona, threw the club in the shade yet again. Notably, he never missed a chance to insult their rival club, Madrid, and even continues to do so without any hesitation. Now let’s dive deeper into the matter and find out what exactly he said.
Gerard Pique again insults Real Madrid!
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In an interview with El Mon a RAC 1, Gerard Piqué criticized Real Madrid’s latest Champions League victory. The 36-year-old said, “Winning the Champions League has a lot of merit and I won’t take that away from Madrid. However, it’s clear that they weren’t better than any of their opponents in the last UCL they won. Incredible things: fighting a lot, epic comebacks. 5 minutes were enough to beat City.” Here, Pique made it clear that Madrid was in no way better than their opponents and did nothing praiseworthy.
Gerard Piqué: "Winning the Champions League has a lot of merit and I won't take that away from Madrid. However it's clear that they weren't better than any of their opponents in the last UCL they won. Incredible things: fighting a lot, epic comebacks. 5 minutes were enough to… pic.twitter.com/mGoYbqGk5P
— Madrid Universal (@MadridUniversal) November 21, 2023
Undoubtedly, these comments from Pique can invite a lot of hatred, as Real Madrid is widely considered a club that goes to great lengths to do its best. Last time, the former center-back left the soccer world dumbstruck by claiming their triumph was just a miracle, which they didn’t deserve. The Spaniard blasted the club by stating that they were not superior in any qualifier or even in the finale. Given these circumstances, Pique was certain that Madrid’s win would fade into oblivion.
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He went on to say that things would be different when Barcelona emerged victorious. To him, Barcelona is the club that displays superior performances, and their victories are remembered. Earlier, when Pique insulted Madrid, the club’s manager blasted the soccer star with some harsh words.
Carlo Ancelloti fires back for his team
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When he first insulted the club’s UEFA Champions League victory, Ancelotti came into the picture to fire back. He said, “Pique’s words? He lives in his own world. No one will ever forget our 14th Champions League title. We will remember it for all our lives.”

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The Italian further reinforced that the Champions League holds a special place in their hearts. These words from the 64-year-old were an enormous relief among Madrid fans. However, now they will have to wait to find out who will fire back at the outspoken Pique this time. Do you think that Real Madrid had a superior UEFA Champions League victory last time? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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