After successfully renewing contracts with several key players, Real Madrid is now turning its full attention to strengthening the squad. According to Crickex App, the club has made it a top priority to reinforce its central defense. With Antonio Rüdiger and David Alaba nearing the twilight of their prime years, and Éder Militão sidelined due to injury, Real Madrid’s legendary president Florentino Pérez has no choice but to focus his efforts on shoring up the back line. The club’s ideal […]

As Zinedine Zidane bids farewell to Real Madrid, players from the legendary “Galácticos” squad have taken to social media to express their heartfelt gratitude and respect. After guiding the team to an unprecedented Champions League three-peat, Zidane’s second tenure has come to an end, leaving behind a legacy that has deeply touched his players. Toni Kroos shared his appreciation, writing, “Thank you, coach! It’s been an absolute honor to play under your leadership.” Dani Carvajal echoed the sentiment, saying, “Thank

This match was a microcosm of Real Madrid’s disappointing La Liga campaign. Even if the team fielded a reserve lineup, presumably to conserve energy for the Champions League, the lack of fighting spirit on display against Sevilla was deeply concerning. While it’s understandable that these players might not feature in key matches, when given a chance to prove themselves, their performance was utterly underwhelming. In previous seasons, Madrid’s bench strength was a point of pride. Just last year, during their

When asked about Antoine Griezmann’s future, Atlético Madrid president Enrique Cerezo expressed optimism, stating, “I believe he’ll still be here next year.” His comments came on the heels of the team’s impressive performance in European competition, as they secured a place in yet another final. Cerezo spoke about the difference between the UEFA Champions League and the Europa League, emphasizing that while the two tournaments are fundamentally different, both hold great importance for the club. “We’ve had a good season,

French international Djibril Sidibé suffered an injury during the league match against Paris Saint-Germain, where he was forced off in the 34th minute due to damage to the cartilage in the outer meniscus of his right knee. According to Crickex App, Sidibé believes he can recover through rest and medical supervision, avoiding surgery altogether. However, this decision places his place in France’s World Cup squad in jeopardy. National team coach Didier Deschamps is expected to submit the official squad list