Keylor Navas says Real Madrid are playing much better under new boss Zinedine Zidane and there is a togetherness about the squad.
The Frenchman was installed as the club’s new boss earlier this month after the sacking of Rafa Benitez. Under the former manager there were reports of fallings out with senior players and the team lacked cohesion.
In the two games since Zidane took over, Real have scored 10 goals and are playing more positive football – much to the fans’ delight.
Speaking to reporters ahead of the game against Real Betis, the shot stopper said: “We are all aware that a breather was needed. We are at Real Madrid, a team which has to win trophies. We were not doing things well, and that was reflected in the games.
“Now we are doing things better. Now we feel that we all win together, or all lose together. We have to fight until the end and we will get there with a chance to win trophies.
“Zidane is a respectful person, he knows what he wants and we are there to obey and to do the best we can. He has his sense of humour, but when he needs to be serious he is serious.”
