Bragging President Gremio, Call Liverpool Easier to Defeat than Real Madrid

Brazilian club Gremio can't wait to take part in the Club World Cup. Even Romildo Junior Bolzan as club president is optimistic that he can beat Liverpool, Champions League champions.

The 2019 Club World Cup will be held again in December. For this edition, the event that brings together the best competition champions from all continents takes place in Qatar.

The contest will take place on December 11th. While the top match will take place on December 22.

In addition, this show was often won by representatives from Europe. Previously, Real Madrid had won the title after defeating the Al-Ain host country 4-1.


About the Club World Cup

Liverpool will be the European representative for the Club World Cup this time. They got a mandate after winning the Champions League final against Tottenham Hotspur in early June.

Because the participants themselves are not fully known. Outside Liverpool, three other clubs have confirmed their presence. They are CF Monterrey (Mexico), Hienghene Sport (New Caledonia) and Al Sadd SC as representatives of the host team.

Meanwhile, South American representatives are still waiting for the final results of the new Copa Libertardores to be held in November. Gremio himself still has a chance to participate because he has reached the semi-finals.

Liverpool is easier to beat

Recently, Romildo Bolzan met Fox Sports and was invited to talk about the Club World Cup. President Gremio said whoever faces Liverpool at the top of the party will have a good chance of winning.

"The champions still tend to be European teams, and I'm sure Liverpool are not as scared as Real Madrid, Liverpool are a team that can be beaten," Romildo Bolzan said.

"For us, for Flamengo, for Boca [Juniors], for River [Plate] Real Madrid is a team of galaxies, full of stars," he said.

Gremio himself witnessed the strength of Real Madrid in the 2018 World Club Cup. At that time, they fainted with a score of 0-1 goalless, thanks to Cristiano's free kick goal. Ronaldo is moving to Juventus.

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