Cerezo: "A Superliga European would do to lose the identity"

In an interview conceded to the "Daily Mail", the president of the Athletic of Madrid, Enrique Cerezo, spoke on distinct subjects of actuality related with the club rojiblanco and also ensured, between other things, that is against that it form in the future a Superliga European with the best clubs of Europe, when thinking that of this form would lose the "identity" of the distinct teams that play in the countries of the European continent.

In the first place, they asked after him the possible return of Diego Coast to the Athletic of Madrid of face to the next season, something that sees "difficult" but no impossible. "If it can be Diego Coast the following? I think that it is difficult his turn, but by what concerns us to us would love us that it could return". "Have a glorious relation with all the ex players and trainers. I was to see to Simeone to Argentina when it was in River, and sucede of the same way with Diego Coast. If it can go back or it is not another thing, but the relation always has been fantastic. He is well because it is in a big club. I do not know if they go to be in the League of Champions of the next year".

With the step of the years, the Athletic looks for to plant between the four better clubs of Europe, something that is achieving to base of humility, work and good results, having arrived does two seasons to the final of the Champions League, lost against the Real Madrid. "Be between the four better in the European competition and bother to the people in the Champions equal that are doing it in the League. The year that arrive to the final already had to win to Milan, to the Barcelona and to Chelsea".

On the possible creation of a Superliga European, commented the following: "could lose this feeling that each country has his own football, his own players and his own league, lose the identity". And, on the new future stadium of the Athletic of Madrid, warned that "it will be more comfortable for the people. Will have capacity quite upper, restaurants, shops and a big space for the museum of the club".