A fairly nondescript pre-season run out against Manchester United left Real Madrid coach , Zimdine Zidane satisfied with his team's performance but also bullish post-match when the media dared to question whether he'd asked for a new centre -forward in the wake of Alvaro Morata's departure.
Los Blancos could've done with the Spaniard during a game in which chances were regularly wasted.
"I'm very happy with the game we played, it was a complete performance and the guys did very well," Zidane said in his post-match press conference.
"We didn't have any injuries and that's the most important thing."
"I didn't ask for a No.9, and you [the media] know it," he continued.
"I'm not going to ask for anything, we're working hard, we are 28 players and I'm happy with all of them."
At the back, captain Sergio Ramos was also missed.
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