Barcelona full-back Dani Alves has little sympathy for
Real Madrid and believes they should be kicked out of
the Copa del Rey.
Barcelona full-back Dani Alves says Real Madrid should be
kicked out of the Copa del Rey as they have "no worthy
defence".
Madrid face expulsion from the Copa after fielding Denis
Cheryshev in Wednesday's 3-1 win at Cadiz.
The 24-year-old spent last season on loan at Villarreal
and picked up his third booking of the 2014-15 competition
during the second leg of their semi-final defeat to eventual
winners Barcelona.
The one-match suspension picked up during that game has yet
to be served and Madrid are set to learn their fate on Friday
after Cadiz reported the matter to Spain's football authorities.
Madrid claim neither they nor Cheryshev were notified of the
suspension and therefore have done nothing wrong, but Alves
was not in a forgiving mood.
He told COPE: "[I am surprised] by the lack of communication.
These things should not happen at a big club like Real Madrid.
If you take the right measures by the rules and previous
precedents they should be removed [from the competition].
"They have no worthy defence."
Alves took another swipe at Madrid by claiming Cristiano
Ronaldo was not worthy of a place in the three-man FIFA Ballon
d'Or shortlist.
Barcelona duo Lionel Messi and Neymar were named alongside
Ronaldo, and Alves thinks the Argentina star will emerge
victorious in Zurich on January 11.
"Messi is ahead and Neymar is second because he is in a great
moment," Alves added.
"Cristiano does not deserve to be among the three finalists. Last
year he won on merit because he did important things. I think
the best player in the world must have a greater influence on the
game, and not just score goals. That is what he did last year.
"People forget this is a team sport."
Real Madrid and believes they should be kicked out of
the Copa del Rey.
Barcelona full-back Dani Alves says Real Madrid should be
kicked out of the Copa del Rey as they have "no worthy
defence".
Madrid face expulsion from the Copa after fielding Denis
Cheryshev in Wednesday's 3-1 win at Cadiz.
The 24-year-old spent last season on loan at Villarreal
and picked up his third booking of the 2014-15 competition
during the second leg of their semi-final defeat to eventual
winners Barcelona.
The one-match suspension picked up during that game has yet
to be served and Madrid are set to learn their fate on Friday
after Cadiz reported the matter to Spain's football authorities.
Madrid claim neither they nor Cheryshev were notified of the
suspension and therefore have done nothing wrong, but Alves
was not in a forgiving mood.
He told COPE: "[I am surprised] by the lack of communication.
These things should not happen at a big club like Real Madrid.
If you take the right measures by the rules and previous
precedents they should be removed [from the competition].
"They have no worthy defence."
Alves took another swipe at Madrid by claiming Cristiano
Ronaldo was not worthy of a place in the three-man FIFA Ballon
d'Or shortlist.
Barcelona duo Lionel Messi and Neymar were named alongside
Ronaldo, and Alves thinks the Argentina star will emerge
victorious in Zurich on January 11.
"Messi is ahead and Neymar is second because he is in a great
moment," Alves added.
"Cristiano does not deserve to be among the three finalists. Last
year he won on merit because he did important things. I think
the best player in the world must have a greater influence on the
game, and not just score goals. That is what he did last year.
"People forget this is a team sport."
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