New Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said Saturday he will not be drawn on who would be his first-choice goalkeeper, saying only he was happy to have in Spain veteran Iker Casillas and Diego Lopez "two good keepers."
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"I do not know. The most important thing is that we have two good keepers with a great deal of experience and great qualities. We need two good goalkeepers for such busy seasons," said the Italian.
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Ancelotti has just taken over from Jose Mourinho, who dropped previously unchallenged No 1 Casillas, 32, last season after he had returned from a serious hand injury, preferring Lopez.
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Ancelotti revealed Lopez would be between the sticks for Saturday's friendly against former club Paris Saint-Germain.