After a spectacular season with Real Madrid, Antonio Rudiger will be hoping to add to his trophy collection when he represents Germany at the UEFA Euro 2024 this summer.
Rudiger helped Los Blancos win La Liga, the Spanish Super Cup, and the UEFA Champions League this season, and he is now looking for further success with his national side.
Given that Die Mannschaft have been far from their best in recent international competitions, they will be hungry to reach the far in the Euros, especially with it being staged on their own territory.
Rudiger was asked what the German national team could learn from his club.
The defender did not hesitate even for a moment as he said: “The killer instinct.” reports Madrid Universal
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Elaborating his comments, Rudiger added: “Germany and Madrid are two different pairs of shoes. Here we have a terrific structure that matches our game, but what we can learn from Madrid is that deadly instinct.”
Rudiger is rightly considered as one of the top centre-backs in the game now but the defender indicated he does not think much of the moniker, stating: “I don’t think too much about that.
It changes quite quickly. Last year it was someone else and today it appears like it’s me, I don’t think about that.”
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