Apr 14, 2013 9:00:00 AM Los Blancos' story states he was disinterested by the sketch for the Champions League semi-finals, remarking that he's satisfied with playing Borussia Dortmund The Argentina-born forward, today an honourary leader at los Merengues, scored 418 goals in 510 official activities at the club and was named Ballon d'Or success in both 1957 and 1959. After being dismissed from La Fe hospital in Valencia carrying out a regular check-up for a condition, the 86-year-old reacted to being informed of Madrid's semi-final opponents. "I did not know who we'd been drawn against, but I am happy enough with Borussia," he was quoted as saying by Marca. "But I am not playing," he continued, before adding this meant he didn't especially care who the Spanish giants had to perform. "Some Real Madrid supporters needed Barcelona, however not all them." Di Stefano, who was element of a Genuine Madrid team who documented five consecutive European Cup triumphs between the 1955-56 and 1959-60 seasons, also supported Jose Mourinho to keep at the club. "I hope he stays," he said when asked in regards to the Portuguese coach's potential.
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