Toni Grande, who won the World Cup and European Championship with Spain and played for and coached Real Madrid, was a guest on Radio MARCA's "Ortega Show" to discuss several hot topics in recent football.

Toni Grande praised De la Fuente and the Spanish national team for their achievements after winning their second World Cup title.

"This is a remarkable achievement, and I'm happy for him and the entire team. That was the first title, and at the time we thought there wouldn't be another. I hope we can win more, because Spanish football is in very good form right now," he said.

When discussing Rodri, Toni Grande's position was very clear. He stated that he would have liked to see this player in a Real Madrid shirt.

"Rodri was born to play for Real Madrid, because Real Madrid currently doesn't have an adequate candidate in that position, and he could have helped the team greatly. However, he chose to go to Manchester City, and we must also praise him as a person. For me, he undoubtedly deserves the Ballon d'Or," he said.

Toni Grande also discussed several recent topics related to Real Madrid.

Regarding the possibility of Mourinho's return, he said: "He gave it serious thought. He knows he was successful, but his mistakes also caused great controversy. He's intelligent and believes life should be approached differently."

When discussing Vinicius's form, his stance was more direct: "Vinicius is a very good player, but sometimes he also needs to know how to use his strengths. I hope he doesn't always carry the label of 'football genius,' but time won't stop."

Regarding the controversy caused by the shirt numbers of Mbappé, Vinicius, and Konaté, the former coach said: "This didn't cause me any particular reaction—everyone can do what they want. It's a bit odd, but since they decided to do it, I won't criticize them. They just need to be aware that each action will have a huge impact."

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