Zidane named England legend as the ‘best in the world’ and asked Real Madrid to sign him

Real Madrid’s superiority was challenged in the early first decade of the twentieth century, when Valencia disrupted a natural matter in the Spanish league, and the legend of Galakos Zinedine Zidane revealed that he asked for the signing of the England legend to return Madrid to its perch.

The path of Zidane and Real Madrid to the Champions League final 2001/2002 was one of the most prominent knockouts in the club’s football history, overcoming Bayern Munich in the quarter -finals and arc competitors in Barcelona at the end of the four, before the Bayer Leverkusen team of the Percusen elite led by Michael Palac in the final.

The French football legend scored the most famous goal in this final house, the cross Roberto Carlos from the edge of the box to win the match 2-1.

However, this victory was somewhat beginning to drought in the cup by the noble standards in Madrid. They won the La Liga title the following year, but they did not win another title on the journey until 2007 and had to wait until 2011 before their victory in the next cup, which was Cuba del Rery.

Barcelona accompanied the English and Italian aspects in the elite competition in Europe, where real president Florentino Perez adopted the star’s signing policy to restore their status as the continent.

Perez used to attract the talents of the Premier League to the Spanish capital, where Xabi Alonso revealed his real temptation: “I was really happy with the team (Liverpool) and my team mates and felt that we could do great things.

“I was happy in this aspect, but you have to see the big picture, and it was another season too much for me. It was very difficult to make this decision (to leave), but perhaps that was better for me because if I stayed another season, it would have been uncomfortable with me.”

However, everyone was not going to seduction, as Zidane revealed that he specifically asked Perez to sign Stephen Gerrard, only for Captain Liverpool to reject this step.

Zidane Gerrard appointed “the best player in the world”

In fact, Real Madrid tried to sign Gerard once in 2005 and again in 2009, which could make him one of their largest signatures during the Galacttus reign, and Zidane claims that he prompted Perez to take this step, as he believed that the Reds star was the number one player in world football.

Gerard is widely considered one of the best midfielders in the Premier League history despite not winning the league title with Liverpool, while he finished his best in Ballon D’or in third place in 2005, where he was behind Ronaldinho and Frank Lampard.

There is no doubt that the Liverpool star has been let him down on his teammates in seeking to add the team’s awards to his individual prizes, and one must wonder how his position will be shown in the game if he joins Madrid at the request of Zidane.