Carlo Ancelotti warns Real Madrid over Celtic Champions League test

Real Madrid director Carlo Ancelotti has forewarned his players to expect a problematic test when they visit Glasgow to face Celtic in the Champions League pack stages in midweek.

Los Blancos continued with their 100% beginning to their affiliation campaign with a 2-1 achievement over Real Betis, obtained through strikes from Vinicius Jr. moreover, Rodrygo.

Ancelotti’s men start the shield of their Champions League crown with an excursion to Scotland to face a Celtic side drifted by their sincere 4-0 victory in the Old Firm derby against Rangers. Likewise, the Italian has forewarned his players to expect a serious air under the lights at Celtic Park.

“They play overall around well, genuinely troublesome,” said Ancelotti. “It’s a mind boggling environment and we are fulfilled to go to Glasgow to play against Celtic. It will be hard for the two gatherings.”

The Real Madrid supervisor similarly floated the possibility resting charm Karim Benzema for the visit to Glasgow, with the side at this point short in the striking division.

He added: “It isn’t really the situation that [Benzema] doesn’t have a substitute. There’s Mariano, Hazard, Rodrygo, Asensio can play there. Modric has played there also, yet that went ineffectively!

“The truth we’re playing as expected by and by could mean he’ll have to rest some matches. Today he wasn’t so clinical in finishing, but that wasn’t a consequence of anything physical.”

As well as Celtic, Los Blancos were drawn in a social occasion containing Shakhtar Donetsk and Red Bull Leipzig in the Champions League this term as they concentrate back to back European crowns.

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