Rodrygo speaks his mind after Pachuca: “You can’t deny it any more…”.

Real Madrid triumphed 3-0 over Pachuca in the Intercontinental Cup final in Doha on Wednesday evening. Rodrygo Goes, who scored a brilliant goal in the match, shared his thoughts on the team’s performance, his personal growth, and also praised Vinícius Jr.

The victory marked another memorable achievement in Real Madrid’s history, as they claimed the FIFA Intercontinental Cup in Doha. Despite Pachuca’s spirited effort, Carlo Ancelotti’s side dominated the game. Kylian Mbappé opened the scoring in the first half after a great assist from Vinícius Jr. In the second half, Rodrygo scored a stunning goal that effectively sealed the match, and Vinícius converted a penalty to wrap up the 3-0 win, highlighting a stellar team performance.

Rodrygo was once again in the spotlight for his skill and contribution. After the match, he spoke with Telecinco, reflecting on his emotional goal and the VAR decision that delayed its confirmation. “It was a bit emotional, especially with VAR involved. Jude [Bellingham] went past the keeper but didn’t impact the play. I’m thrilled to have scored another final goal and to win another title with this team,” he said. He also praised Vinícius Jr, who was named the tournament’s best player. “Vinícius is doing great, improving every day. I’m always happy with him. We have a fantastic team, and we’re all very happy,” Rodrygo added.

Rodrygo also touched on his journey with injuries, which had hindered his development in the past but now seem to be behind him. “I feel good now, no injuries. It was tough mentally because you want to help the team but can’t. I used to play, then get injured again. But now I’m feeling better physically. I’m training well, resting more, and I’ve received a lot of support throughout this process,” he explained.

The victory also showcased the strength of Real Madrid’s attacking line-up. With Mbappé in excellent form, Vinícius Jr. providing creativity and crucial contributions, and Rodrygo now fully fit, Madrid’s attack looks formidable. Carlo Ancelotti, eager to make history, will be pleased with the growing synergy between his attacking stars.

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