Antonio Rudiger arrived at Real Madrid last summer with the desire to do great things. Despite the solidity of the Alaba-Militao hinge, aligned during the coronation in the Champions League in 2022, the German defender was able to find a starting place under the leadership of Carlo Ancelotti. A successful first season from an individual point of view but which could have been much better collectively. Indeed, despite his 53 appearances with the Merengues, the former Chelsea won the Spanish Cup, the Club World Cup and the European Super Cup.
Obviously brilliant trophies but which do not seem satisfied the 30-year-old defender. Asked by GQ, the Berliner shared his goals in the coming months with Real: “I don’t feel like I’ve won everything, to be honest. One of my big goals is to win the Champions League with Real Madrid. If you don’t win it, it’s like a failure. I’m 30 years old, in my prime and very hungry for titles.A thirst for victory that can be quenched this season? Answer in the next few months.
