Valverde and Baena play in the picture of the game, nobody expected what happened

It seems that Fede Valverde And Álex Baena I put her conflict behind. At least they wanted to show that in the field La Cerámica In the match between Villa And real Madrid.

The situation in which both footballers were experienced two seasons still remained in the air. On the one hand, Fede Valverde claimed that Álex Baena made comments on his son. On the other hand, the Villarreal CF soccer player reported an attack by the Uruguayan after the game in Santiago Bernabéu.

| Real Madrid Confidencial

It all ended with a handshake

Fede Valverde Focused during the game in defense Álex Baena In a double marking that together with Lucas VázquezPresent Ancelotti Ready to stop the key player from Villa. Without a doubt, the Spaniard was one of the main threats of the “Groguet” team, and the Italian recognized it from the start.

The match was full of intense moments, with clashes, brushes and trying to play each other, but without personal confrontation. There was a fair game without a hard word between you and even a handshake from Álex Baena to Fede Valverde at the end.

After a foul by Álex Baena on the Fede Valverde, the Spaniard did not hesitate to extend his hand, and the Uruguayan did not refuse. Both shook their hands and continued with football. It may seem like a simple gesture when there were other footballers, but not in their case.

Álex Baena tried to apologize to the Fede Valverde

From 'relevo' they wanted to make it clear that they Villa The player has changed his attitude in the past few months. In fact, in an interview for the media mentioned, Álex Baena made it clear that he no longer had a problem with the Uruguayan.

| Real Madrid Confidencial

Valverde and Baena play in the picture of the game, nobody expected what happened

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