Real Madrid star says Mohamed Salah and Liverpool have ‘rematch’ attitude in Champions League

Liverpool’s attacking quartet have been praised by a Actual Madrid participant forward of their crunch Champions League tie.

The Reds face the La Liga membership within the quarter-final of the competitors, with the primary leg happening within the Spanish capital on Tuesday night.

Jurgen Klopp’s males go into the sport in a great run of type, profitable their final three matches with clear sheets in every of them.

Actual Madrid are additionally in a great second, profitable their final 4 video games and are unbeaten of their final 11 in all competitions.

Madrid defender Nacho Fernandez has hailed the standard of the entrance 4 Liverpool gamers Roberto Firmino, Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Diogo Jota.

Nacho additionally believes that each Liverpool participant, not simply Salah, will deal with this sport as a rematch for the 2018 Champions League closing in Kiev.

“Normally, the attacking 4 are spectacular, worldwide they’re the very best, with none doubt,” Nacho stated, in a translated interview by Goal from Spanish to English.

“I’m certain that not solely Salah, however all Liverpool gamers will take it as a rematch for the ultimate that we beat them, however we have now the identical want or extra.

“If I’ve to decide on a participant for his or her assault, I’d say everybody’s rapport.”

This season has seen Jota come into the group and instantly thrive, and there have been some requires him to exchange Firmino within the group.

Nacho says that there isn’t any main distinction in getting ready to face one in all Jota or Firmino, and insists that focus is the important thing.

“At these ranges it’s extra necessary for a participant to organize mentally and focus than to give attention to the precise traits of the opponent,” he added.

“The top performs good and dangerous passes. It would not matter what you play.

“In opposition to Firmino or Jota, the necessary factor is to be 100%.

“I like above all that, to consider myself and to face the sport in the easiest way.”