Luka Modrić and Sergio Ramos are on opposite sides for the first time in their club careers after the Spanish defender left Real Madrid two years ago. The meeting of both famous players after the match was quite emotional.

Playing almost no other sport can create friendships like the case of football. The best examples of this are the two legendary football players Modrić and Ramos.

The Croatian player and the Spanish player have shared the same dressing room for Real Madrid for nearly ten years. They call each other brothers and have an inseparable friendship between them. That was also the case last night. In the match between Sevilla and Real Madrid, the Spaniard revealed details of what happened after the match at Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium ended.

If they couldn’t meet each other before the match, they knew how to “celebrate” the meeting after the match ended, and the Spanish media immediately reported the details.

Specifically, Ramos was the one who entered Real Madrid’s dressing room and stayed there for about 45 minutes. The meeting was quite emotional for him as well as for several Kraljevo football players, including Modrić.

Entering the Real dressing room as an opponent is certainly unusual for Ramos, as it is for many Kings because the Spaniard has been their captain for many years, above all Modric, Toni Kroos, Dani Carvajal…

Afterwards, Ramos and Modrić and their families took some time for themselves and what was interesting was that they were the last to leave the stadium. As for the match, the Spanish goalkeeper showed no mercy opposing players. He entered into heated duels, true to his style. It was especially stressful for Antonio Rudiger.

On the other hand, Modrić started the new cycle after the international break on the bench, and Carlo Ancelotti brought him on in the last half hour.

As a reminder, the Sevilla – Real match ended with a score of 1:1, which can be considered a step back for Kraljeva in the fight for the championship title, despite the fact that there are still many matches left until the match ends.