Trent Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid stunned Liverpool fans, but another decision could be even harder to take. The former Liverpool star’s time in Spain hasn’t gone as planned.
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Real Madrid are among the richest clubs in world football, and their transfer strategy has helped them in this regard. Every year, they manage to bring in a vast amount from players sales, and in recent years, sell-on clauses have allowed much more to be brought in.
Real Madrid are poised to lose at least one defender in the summer, but there could be a number of others that move on from the Bernabeu. David Alaba is certain to leave when his contract is up, Antonio Rudiger is in a similar situation, while at the other end of the scale, Victor Valdepenas could be someone that departs.
Chelsea are interested in signing the Real Madrid midfielder Franco Mastantuono. The talented young Argentine has struggled for regular opportunities at Real Madrid since the €45 million move.
Real Madrid have reportedly set their sights on Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez, with the Argentine emerging as a surprise transfer target for the Spanish giants.
Real Madrid have strongly rejected reports from Spain claiming that Trent Alexander-Arnold has been told to leave the club this summer. According to the Daily Mail, suggestions that interim manager Álvaro Arbeloa has instructed the England international to depart are entirely inaccurate.
Real Madrid are always one to keep their ear to the ground, and theymay have found a potentially cheap deal for a Premier League star. A reported release clause for West Ham United star Mateus Fernandes has been leaked, and the Spanish club is interested.
Manchester City could be on high alert following a bombshell development in Spain that may have put Trent Alexander-Arnold firmly on the transfer market.
Real Madrid’s summer signing that once felt like a statement of intent is rapidly unraveling into one of the most talked‑about flop stories in European
Real Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa has stressed that the team he wants to see will be based on values rather than a specific system, as the press seeks more detail on his vision for the side.
Real Madrid pulled the plug on the Xabi Alonso era just seven months in last week, appointing Alvaro Arbeloa to replace him. There does appear to have been some early changes under Alonso’s ex-Liverpool teammate though.
It may well be the toughest week of Brahim Diaz’s career. On Sunday he was presented with the opportunity to end a 60-year drought in the African Cup of Nations, and write his name into Moroccan history books.
Tuesday’s thumping victory over AS Monaco means that Real Madrid are well-placed to secure a top 8 place in the league phase standings, which would ensure they immediately progress to the Champions League Round of 16.
Barcelona are always aware of possible players that they could add to their well-renowned La Masia academy. They are about to add Ajay Tavares and Hamza Abdelkarim to their ranks, and in the coming months, they could also bring in a couple of players that are currently based in Croatia.
Real Madrid have one of the best rosters in the world, and continues to make sure that doesn't change anytime soon. Having a focus on longevity, bringing in established players from other clubs is not enough.
Real Madrid may be just behind teams when it comes to chasing trophies this and last season. However, they are way out in front in terms of revenue. In a recent report from Deloitte (per The Athletic), Real Madrid have recorded the highest revenue in football for the third consecutive year.
Chelsea are preparing for another major rebuild ahead of the 2026 summer transfer window, with Vinicius Jr. and Jude Bellingham emerging as key names on their radar.
Real Madrid's president, Florentino Perez, is aware that his team needs to make two moves in the next summer transfer window. ElDesmarque's Jorge Picon reported it live.
Real Madrid is the winningest team in European history, but in 2026, it's losing battles on all fronts. If there's ever a time to play it in European competition, that time is right now.
Real Madrid is going through a turbulent time following the dismissal of Xabi Alonso, a move that came after losing the Spanish Super Cup. Los Blancos, now under Alvaro Arbeloa, were eliminated from the Copa del Rey by Albacete (3-2), and the Santiago Bernabeu erupted this Saturday against Levante (2-0).
Vinicius Junior's situation at Real Madrid remains unresolved. The player has a contract until June 30, 2027, but the club wants to extend his contract to put an end to any rumors about his future.
Who will be the next Real Madrid manager? That is a question that reverberates in the mind of almost every serious football fan worldwide, irrespective of the club they support.