Pay per Head: Ancelotti expects Kroos and Rodriguez to boost Real

Carlo Ancelotti and pay per head services expect Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez to boost Real Madrid’s close-season preparations before the UEFA Super Cup gets underway, and the team’s soccer betting fans are confident that the players will be of great help to the squad.

Many Soccer betting fans were disappointed to see that during the International Champions Cup, Ancelotti’s men were not able to win a match, and price per head services saw that in the US they suffered a 3-1 loss on Saturday to Manchester United.

Pay per head services know that the European champions will now get ready for their Super Cup match with Sevilla taking place on August 12 – and the Italian coach believes that preparations will improve with the introduction of Colombian star Rodriguez and World Cup winner Kroos, and many soccer betting fans completely agree.

“I’m sure that we’ll play with a different level of intensity and spirit in the Super Cup,” said Ancelotti after the loss to United.

“James Rodriguez joined up and began training with the team [on Friday]. He’ll be training and I think, potentially, he’ll be able to play.

And many fans that follow the soccer odds are well aware of the player’s talents, especially after his performance in the World Cup.

“There will be players [Kroos and Rodriguez] who will be joining the team and will improve our quality. The two new arrivals are both good players and will help the squad.”

Pay per head services saw that on Saturday, Cristiano Ronaldo played for the first time in the close-season when he took on his former club after suffering with injuries moving towards the end of last season and during the World Cup, leaving many soccer betting fans very concerned over his overall fitness.

The manager backed Ronaldo to be fit in Cardiff for the Super Cup and said that the player’s absence did not help Real’s preparations, and pay per head services and many fans that follow the soccer odds could clearly see this.

“We have some players who have just joined up a week ago and are not in optimal condition, but that’s normal,” he added.

“Obviously, the team isn’t necessarily accustomed to playing without Cristiano and some other players, but it’s normal that we’re going through this.

“Cristiano played 20 minutes. It means his condition is improving. He needs another week to train with his team-mates and then I think he will be ready for the first game of the season.”