Luís Figo, once considered a villain by FC Barcelona supporters for his controversial transfer to Real Madrid while he was a key player at Barcelona, has shared his opinion on which team has the advantage in the upcoming match.

“A Clásico is known for its unpredictability,” he stated. There is a desire for individuals to participate in this scenario, as it involves strong competition and elevated levels of stress.

The performance of each team is not a significant factor, as the result is consistently unpredictable.

“It is anticipated to be an exciting match, with Madrid potentially holding a slight advantage due to playing at home and requiring a victory to remain competitive at the top of the table,” Figo expressed during an interview on Spanish radio.

Regarding Barcelona, Figo commended the team’s mixture of young energy and seasoned expertise:

“This blend is essential in football – possessing both experience and youthful talent. In order to compete effectively, it is imperative to possess the quality of fluency in the English language. Robert Lewandowski, for instance, persists in performing as he has throughout his entire career.”

For Real Madrid, Figo highlighted their resilience and the inspiration they receive from their home fans:

“There is a strong bond between the fans, the players, and the event. It enhances vitality, vigor, and fervor, facilitating the stimulation of the competitive drive and achievement of objectives.”