An improvised Cibeles on the Alfredo Di Stéfano stadium

Real Madrid won the Coronavirus League in a scenario as atypical as the end of the closed-door competition has been. ANDl Di Stéfano has replaced the Bernabéu in recent months and also became an improvised Cibeles (footballers, not surprisingly, did not come to visit the Goddess).

There was a trophy and at that point there was no normal experience either: Antonio Gómez Reino, director of institutional relations of the Federation, presented it to Sergio Ramos. There was no public, although attempts were made to compensate with the artificial chants that came out at full volume from the public address system.

The celebration was also joined by Florentino Pérez, who a few minutes after the end of the game went down to the pitch to congratulate one by one all the members of the squad. He chatted with the captains and melted into an affectionate hug with Courtois, surely thanking the Belgian goalkeeper for those saving stops at the discount. Madridista President Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, and José Luis Martínez Almeida, Mayor of Madrid, accompanied them.

The mantle was not lacking for Zidane. The French coach also left a nice image: he melted into a hug with Asensio that lasted half a minute while saying something in his ear. The coach has been key to recovering the Balearic after his serious knee injury.

James, who was again off the list of his own accord, did join the party after the final whistle. He is part of the group, happy (at the break he shared laughter and jokes with Roberto Carlos and Marcelo) and in no case creates a bad atmosphere despite having a foot and a half outside the club. Also Marcelo and the three youth squads who have completed training after the confinement (Luis López, Javi Hernández and Miguel Gutiérrez) joined a party without an audience but happy.