Real Madrid point guard Sergio Llull acknowledged that his coach Chus Mateo was the one who had designed the decisive attack in the Euroleague final this Sunday and that he had “obliged” to play the shot that gave the Madrid team the title against the Greek Olympiacos. “When the coach painted the play for me, basically during the timeout, he forced me, but hey, luckily it went well. That was the play, I had to decide later and that shot went in and we were able to win so I’m very happy”, Llull pointed into the microphone of DAZN about when the decision had been made as to who would pitch in that last attack.
The man from Mahón avoided any comparison with Michael Jordan because “they are big words”, but admitted that he had decided “stall” in the zone of two points because “their big player (Fall) was in.” “He had also left me a meter, I have risen, he has entered and we have won, so great”, he added. Despite this basket that gives him his third Euroleague, Llull also left that he is not considered “a legendfrom Real Madrid. “I hope to still be many years playing basketball in this club”, sentenced the Menorcan point guard.
