After losing in the semifinals of the Champions League at the hands of FC Barcelona, \u200b\u200bReal Madrid announced last night through its director general, Jorge Valdano, the signing Navarre referee Alberto Undiano Mallenco for the next five seasons. "The results of recent weeks have brought us to the conclusion that we need to strengthen the team, "said Valdano. "We have players in all positions solvents except that, which is one of the most decisive." Undiano Mallenco confirmed the news hours after a wiretap in the sports program "El Mirador" Punto Radio, in which he declared he was "happy." "It's an important step in my career," he said. "When I started my career in the championship Pamplona fry whistle would never have dreamed of for such a big club like Real Madrid." Undiano
also stated that the main reason that has led to this decision is you want to "win titles." "My personal success is the success of the club and vice versa," he noted. "That does not mean you do not dream of one day a" hat trick "(beep three penalties for a team).
Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho, appreciated the effort he had made the club merengue at the time of hire "one of the most influential arbiters Europe." "A forward, if you have a good day, can solve a game," explained the Portuguese, "but an arbitrator can resolve a championship."
After hearing the news, Real Madrid's players were pleased with the acquisition of collegiate Navarre and highlighted some of the features of your new companion. "He's able to break the offside trap as anyone," stated Sergio Ramos. "I've seen it done with front there were three meters ahead of the defense." Xabi Alonso, meanwhile, stressed that "it is dangerous in the area."
Presenting Undiano Mallenco be held tomorrow at 11.30 am at the Santiago Bernabéu, after exceeding a medical examination. Both the club merengue Undiano himself have been reluctant to disclose figures of his contract, sources close to his representative, the referee would reach 15 million euros charge per year, which would make him the highest paid referee First Division. ELMUNDOTODAY.COM
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