One is a true legend of Real Madrid, the foreigner with the most games in the history of the white club until this season Benzema and Marcelo surpassed their records; the other, an advantageous student from La Fábrica, who has had to make a living away from Valdebebas in the face of fierce competition in the first team. Two left-backs that the summer has brought together in Ibiza: Roberto Carlos (48 years old) and Sergio Reguilón (24 years old).
The Brazilian and the youth squad met on the island, where they enjoy a few days of vacation. The snapshot was uploaded to his social networks by Roberto Carlos. The Brazilian, who also met his compatriot Ronaldo, wrote on Instagram next to the image: “Sensational day to be with my friend Sergio Reguilón and with my brother who could not miss Ronaldo as well. Thank you for your love as always”. Reguilón, who published the photo in his stories and he also posted Roberto Carlos' publication, he replied. “You are a freak, friend.”
In the responses, among the expressions of admiration for both, many Madridistas asked Collado Villalba's to return to the white club. Reguilón has only played one season in the first team, 2018-19, in which he had a special role during Solari's stage on the bench. In total he played 22 games, 19 of them during the Argentine's performance as coach. Later, before the competition of Marcelo and Mendy on the left side (in that position the quarry has stood out in recent years with players such as Fran García or Miguel Gutiérrez), he left on loan to Sevilla and last season he was transferred to Tottenham, where he has played 36 games this season. Madrid sold it to the London club for € 30 million and reserved a buyback option, for € 30 million this summer and € 40 million the next.
General statistics of Sergio Reguilón.
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Roberto Carlos is a true legend of the club with 527 games played and a record of 14 titles as a Madrid player, including 3 European Cups and 4 Leagues. He currently works on the organization's organization chart, where he serves as the club's ambassador and is also a regular commentator on first-team matches on Real Madrid TV.