Real Madrid's Jude Bellingham successfully underwent shoulder surgery, ending a 20-month injury saga. The operation in London initiates a 3-month recovery, aiming for a mid-October return, potentially in time for El Clasico.
Real Madrid's summer transfer activity, marked by new signings like Alvaro Carreras, faces internal friction. Manager Xabi Alonso desires a new midfielder following key departures, but the club's hierarchy remains hesitant to spend big, creating a fascinating transfer dilemma.
Real Madrid has opted against activating Nico Paz's buy-back this summer, with Xabi Alonso prioritizing defensive reinforcements. Despite an expired option, Paz's stellar performance at Como under Cesc Fabregas ensures Real will monitor him closely for a potential 2026 return.
Real Madrid icon Toni Kroos highlights rising star Arda Guler's potential under new coach Xabi Alonso. Despite early defensive challenges, Guler's attacking prowess makes him vital for Alonso's evolving squad, bolstered by new signings, aiming for a stronger future in Madrid.
Luka Modric bids farewell to Real Madrid after 13 years, joining Milan. In a touching gesture, he gifted his final match-worn jersey to Arda Guler at Madrid airport, symbolizing a passing of the torch for the iconic No. 10.
Real Madrid faces PSG in the Club World Cup semi-final without Trent Alexander-Arnold (injury) and Dean Huijsen (suspension). Fede Valverde shifts to right-back, while Alonso opts for a potent attacking trio of Vinicius, Mbappe, and Garcia Torres, signaling a tactical switch.
Under Xabi Alonso, Real Madrid's Club World Cup debut shines, with Fran Garcia's surprising resurgence as left wing-back changing transfer plans. Once expected to leave, Garcia's strong form now impacts Ferland Mendy's future at the club.
Real Madrid's summer strategy saw Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dean Huijsen arrive, but a left-back deal stalled. With top midfield targets too expensive, young Arda Guler is now surprisingly eyed for the crucial deep-lying role, impressing Xabi Alonso.
Real Madrid secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Juventus at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, advancing to the Club World Cup quarter-finals. Gonzalo Garcia's second-half header was the decider, while Kylian Mbappe made his return from illness.
Xabi Alonso's unbeaten run as Real Madrid manager rolls on as they secured a spot in the Club World Cup quarter-finals with a narrow victory over Juventus. Standout performances from rising stars like Arda Guler sealed the win.
