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Rivals	Barcelona & Atletico Madrid
Club Profile	Club Website Twitter: @realmadrid Facebook: @RealMadrid Address: Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Av. de Concha Espina, 1, 28036 Madrid, Spain Nickname: Los Blancos, Los Merengues
Stadium	As the host of a World Cup final, Champions League final and even Copa Libertadores final, the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu is one of the most historic stadiums in all of world football. Since 1947, it has been Real Madrid’s home and it has gone through a series of transformations since then. The current capacity is 81,000 and it’ll stay similar even though renovation work is currently taking place. The work being done at the stadium is more so to improve the facilities, to add more hospitality options and to build more hotels around the ground. The atmosphere there can be mixed, with lots of tourists and with some fans who aren’t shy about showing their upset if things aren’t going well. The club has installed a singing section behind the south goal in recent years and they constantly sing and support the team, with the aim of encouraging the rest of the stadium to join in.
Recent History	Real Madrid are the most successful club in Spain and in Europe. No other team can match their tally of LaLiga titles or their European Cups. In recent times Real Madrid have dominated in Europe by winning the Champions League in 2013/14, 2015/16, 2016/17 and 2017/18. They won LaLiga in 2019/20.
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Season Guide

2022/2023

Real Madrid

In

Antonio Rudiger (def) Chelsea; Aurelien Tchouameni (mid) Monaco; Alvaro Odriozola (def) Fiorentina – end of loan; Reinier (mid) Borussia Dortmund – end of loan;

Out

Marcelo (sp) (def) Released; Isco (sp) (mid) Released; Gareth Bale (sp) (att) Released; Luka Jovic (sp) (att) Fiorentina;

Real Madrid are coming from the ultimate position of strength, having won the LaLiga title and the Champions League last season, in addition to the Spanish Super Cup. They didn’t always look like the best team in Europe last year, but they were the most decisive. Thibaut Courtois and Karim Benzema had the best seasons of their careers and Real Madrid will hope they can repeat that. They did want to strengthen with Kylian Mbappe, but that wasn’t possible so they have only brought in Antonio Rudiger for central defence and Aurelien Tchouameni for the midfield. This year’s squad, therefore, should be at least as good as, if not better, than last year’s. There aren’t many weaknesses at Real Madrid, but age could be a concern, especially with Benzema turning 35 and Luka Modric turning 37 this season. Yet, Real Madrid have depth and have a winning mentality throughout the squad, so will enter this campaign full of confidence, starting with the UEFA Super Cup match against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Target

Retain the league and win another trophy or two. The objective at Real Madrid is always to win everything. Being realistic, they’ll aspire to retain their league title, which is easier said than done since they haven’t won back-to-back league championships since 2006/07 and 2007/08. They’ll also aim for another deep Champions League run and to win as many as they can of the UEFA Super Cup, Spanish Super Cup, Club World Cup and Copa del Rey.