ESPN covers El ClÃ¡sico Miami, Real Madrid vs. Barcelona

ESPN soccer commentators and company executives met the media in Miami at the "Legends Chat" as part of El ClÃ¡sico coverage. MIAMI - As soccer powerhouses Real Madrid and Barcelona are set to clash in the first El ClÃ¡sico to be held on U.S. soil this Saturday, July 29, at Hard Rock Stadium (7:55 p.m ET, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes), ESPN hosted a "Legends Chat" on Thursday at the Perez Arts Museum. Members of the global soccer media asked questions of ESPN and ESPN Deportes soccer commentators including FIFA World Cup Champion Mario Kempes, Real Madrid legend Hugo Sanchez, Trinidad & Tobago 2006â€™s FIFA World Cup goalkeeper Shaka Hislop and former Venezuelan national team player and MLS champion Alejandro Moreno. They were joined by London-based ESPN FC writer Gab Marcotti; SVP, Programming and X Games, Scott Guglielmino; VP and GM, ESPN Deportes Freddy Rolon; and Fernando Palomo, ESPN Deportes soccer commentator, who served as moderator. Follow ESPN's coverage all Saturday afternoon long, leading up to El ClÃ¡sico. Visit ESPN MediaZone for programming details. ESPN commentators and media gather for an event at Perez Arts Museum in Miami as part of the buildup to El ClÃ¡sico. ESPN's Max Bretos introduces Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi at an event in Miami on Friday. https://twitter.com/ESPNWondo/status/890987161264238592 Paparazzi Collins 🙌🏼 @neymarjr showing the skills! @fcbarcelona A post shared by Antonietta Collins (@antoniettaespn) on Jul 28, 2017 at 9:48am PDT https://twitter.com/KaliESPN/status/890625318528180225 https://twitter.com/HannahStormESPN/status/890345640663928832 https://twitter.com/AntoniettaESPN/status/890590862115209217

ESPN’s Max Bretos introduces Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi at an event in Miami on Friday.

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