Real Madrid and Spain defender Sergio Ramos said he had no concerns about the treatment he might receive from England supporters on his first visit to the country since tangling with Liverpool's Egypt forward Mohamed Salah in the Champions League final.
Salah injured his shoulder after falling under a heavy challenge from Ramos as Real went on to win 3-1 last May.
"I never go onto the pitch with the intention of injuring another professional so I have a very clear conscience," he said.
"...if the Premier League is known for something it's for the good reception it always gives to the best players.
"I've come here to win with Spain and I don't care what people might say or how I will be received."
