Real Madrid Set To Register Two New Players
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Real Madrid can now register two of its new players for the upcoming Club World Cup, as explained by … More outlets such as Mundo Deportivo. Visionhaus/Getty Images Real Madrid can now register two of its new players for the upcoming Club World Cup, as explained by outlets such as Mundo Deportivo. Though it lifted the UEFA Super Cup and Intercontinental Cup, Madrid failed to land major silverware in 2024/2025 which resulted in head coach Carlo Ancelotti joining Brazil and Xabi Alonso taking the Italian’s place in the Bernabeu dugout. Leaking 16 goals to its bitter rival across four installments of El Clasico, Madrid knows that it must improve its defense to dethrone FC Barcelona as the domestic treble-winning kings of Spain. Great strides have already been taken in that respect. On the weekend that their La Liga campaign was wrapped up, Madrid activated Dean Huijsen’s $67.3 million (£50 million) release clause at Bournemouth and also paid a reported $11.3 million (€10 million) to release Trent-Alexander Arnold from his expiring Liverpool contract earlier than June 30. This was done so that the right back can play in the upcoming, reimagined and lucrative 32-team Club World Cup that Real Madrid and stars such as Kylian Mbappe have indicated they’re going to try and win. Relative to all this, June 1 is an important date because FIFA registration opens for the competition meaning Huijsen and Alexander-Arnold can officially join Xabi Alonso’s squad that will travel to the United States for the competition which kicks off on June 14. What is also interesting is that the 15-time Champions League king will able to make what Mundo Deportivo described as “express renewals” of players such as Lucas Vazquez and Luka Modric. In a similar fashion to Alexander-Arnold’s previous situation at Anfield, the veterans’ deals…
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