Sami Khedira has called
on Real Madrid to improve
on the slow start they
made to Sunday's 4-1 win
over Getafe .
Carlo Ancelotti's side fell
behind to Lafita's fifth
minute strike but struck
back through goals from
Pepe, Cristiano Ronaldo
(2) and Isco.
But though Khedira
applauded the quality of
los Blancos' goals, the Germany midfielder admitted last
season's Liga runners-up cannot afford to start so
sluggishly.
He told the club's official website: "We played a great
match and got a good result, even though the first 15
minutes were not good. After that we turned the score
around and we are very happy. Cristiano Ronaldo and Isco
scored two great goals."
The 25-year-old was linked with a summer exit following
the departure of Jose Mourinho, with Khedira himself
revealing that Manchester United had enquired about his
services.
A move failed to materialise, however, with the former
Stuttgart man happy at the Santiago Bernabeu and
delighted with the competition for places at the club.
He added: "It is very important to for us to have a team in
which anyone can play because we have many high-level
and high-intensity matches. We have a quality squad and
we are all happy."
Khedira was named Germany's ambassador for football for
2013 on Monday in light of his performances and conduct in
representing German football over the past year.
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