In the Real Madrid-Bayern Munich clash, Rudiger, the iron midfielder, was tasked with stopping Manchester United superstar Khalilani. He managed to freeze England shot-stopper Ayn Rand in their encounter with Manchester City, and in this match, Rudiger will once again face the top scorer, and he says he will adopt a "sneaky tactic", and a psychological battle is about to unfold.
Rudiger, who is entering his prime, has played a key role in Real Madrid's backline this year. In the quarterfinals, he not only managed to restrict Manchester City's scorer Aynin Chalant, but also took credit for his team's advancement with a brilliant twelve-yard hit. He is full of self-confidence. He was undaunted by the prospect of facing a tough opponent: "Xalante is a beast, born to be a goal-scoring machine, and I, born to be one, will only get stronger whenever someone tries to beat me."
Rudiger, who played for Halikani for five years, was forthright about the match, saying before the match, "Halikani and Charant are both those types of strikers and I'm looking forward to the match." He emphasized that apart from technical confrontation, psychological warfare is also a killer for him, "Psychological warfare is part of the game and part of my game. Sometimes it goes well, sometimes it doesn't, but I give it my all."
