Brahim Speaks Out and Reveals What Will Happen at the Metropolitano: 'in the Match...'

Brahim Díaz, scorer of the second goal against Atlético de Madrid in the first leg of the Champions round of 16, spoke to the media after the match.

The Moroccan international was quite happy after his performance on the field. Thanks to his goal, the Madrid team will go into the match at the Metropolitano with an important advantage that could be decisive.

Brahim Díaz's Words After the Match

Brahim Díaz spoke to the microphone of Movistar + once the match ended. The footballer was very assertive and warned Atlético ahead of the second leg.

"Playing here is something unbelievable and unique. I always say it, but you have to give everything for the jersey. The goal was good, but it's not over, the second leg remains and we have to give it our all", commented Brahim Díaz at the beginning of the interview.

Additionally, the Real Madrid forward confirmed that, although there are certain doubts, the team's level remains very high.

"They tied us and we went down, but we started the second half well. At any moment we can mess it up. We are Real Madrid, the best team in the world", he replied confidently.

Warns Atlético de Madrid for the Second Leg

We will have to wait a week to know which team will advance to the quarterfinals of the Champions League. However, Brahim Díaz has already sent a message to Atlético de Madrid ahead of the match at the Metropolitano.

"Everything is still open, it's good because we won and it was difficult, but as always. It's not over, the second leg remains and we have to give it our all again. Any detail makes the difference", he exclaimed.

Finally, Brahim Díaz was asked about his fatigue. The player had discomfort against Real Betis and, against Atlético de Madrid, ended up leaving the field almost at full time. Once the match concluded, the forward was questioned about his physical condition.

"I'm here to give everything to the team and my best to this club", stated a Brahim Díaz who once again confirms himself as an essential player.