Albiol talks about Yamal: The stadium is about the stadium, and it is unpleasant to say "go to the streets to solve the problem"

After the final whistle of El Clasico, a rare conflict broke out in the past 10 years. Real Madrid captain Carvajal had a fierce dispute with Barcelona star Yamal. In this regard, Albiol, who currently plays for Pisa, expressed his views in an interview. The 40-year-old Spanish defender has played for teams such as Valencia, Real Madrid, Naples and Villarreal.

"It reminds me of the clashes of our era, especially at the end of the game." Albiol commented, mentioning that this conflict was similar to the conflicts in the Guardiola and Mourinho era. "In the end, everyone said a lot of things, but they should stay on the field."

The Spanish defender quoted an old saying: What happens on the field should stay on the field. Albiol was obviously dissatisfied with Yamal's words. He added: "It is very unpleasant to hear words like 'Let's go to the streets to solve it.' They actually don't really think that way."

"They are teammates of the national team, and the tension and excitement on the field are normal." Albiol said of the friction on the field. "When the referee blows the final whistle, we should try to stay calm and enjoy the game. What the audience wants to see is a wonderful game, great players and goals."

In the past, games between Barcelona and Real Madrid often broke out in conflicts during and after the game. These classic rivalries begin to heat up in the weeks leading up to the game, and the resulting clashes are still discussed weeks afterward. "The national team of our time had many players from Barcelona, ​​while there were only five players from Real Madrid. Almost the entire national team was composed of players from these two teams." Albiol talked about the composition of the national team at that time.

Regarding the impact of match conflicts on the national team, Albiol said: "There are indeed times when tensions have also spread to the national team. In fact, there is almost no communication between Real Madrid players and Barcelona players. Because there is always mutual respect in training and games, so "It doesn't affect anything. "

"About coexistence, about communication, they are usually together and we are on the other side." Albiol continued to talk about the situation when the Spanish national team trained during the era of Mourinho coaching Real Madrid and Guardiola leading Barcelona. "But it's not out of malice or tension, these are all exaggerated."

Although there were many conflicts between Real Madrid and Barcelona during the Mourinho and Guardiola eras, the Spanish national team ushered in its most glorious period. They won their first World Cup and third European Cup in history.

"It turns out that the national team can also win. When all the players come together for the World Cup, they will unite and strive to win the championship. We may not have the way of getting along like sitting together and chatting, but we respect each other and know that we represent the Spanish national team and we must win." Albiol explained how to deal with this situation.