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Real Madrid midfielder Bernardo Silva scored the team’s opening goal against Red Bull Leipzig, his first goal as a madridista, and talked to the club’s media after the game. “I am very happy to have won this game and scored…

Real Madrid midfielder Bernardo Silva shared his delight after scoring his first goal for the club in a victory against Red Bull Leipzig. Speaking to club media following the match, Silva reflected on scoring the opening goal and praised goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois for his vital first-half saves before Madrid took control after the break.
Silva also detailed manager Jose Mourinho's expectations for the midfield, noting the need to balance directness, aggression, and possession. The Portuguese international emphasized his readiness to contribute in any capacity, whether playing limited minutes or a full match.
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