Carlo Ancelotti and his men are currently in Glasgow, Scotland ahead of their 2022/23 Champions League group stage opener against Scottish giants, Celtic at the Celtic Park on Tuesday night.
However, during Real Madrid’s final training session at the Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland on Tuesday, Real Madrid manager, Carlo Ancelotti was spotted with Real Madrid legend, Jose Martinez Sanchez popularly known as Pirri.
The Spanish midfielder joined Real Madrid in 1964 from Granada and remained at the club until 1980. During his time with Real Madrid, Pirri made 561 competitive appearances for Los Blancos, scoring 172 goals and winning 15 titles, he also served as Captain of the club.
However, the Defending Champions League Champions, Real Madrid will be hoping to get all 3 points on Tuesday night at the Celtic Park, having won all their first five matches of the 2022/23 Campaign, four of which have been in the Spanish La Liga.
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