In what was expected to be a major youth acquisition, Real Madrid’s move for a 16-year-old midfield prodigy dubbed the "new Jude Bellingham" has sensationally collapsed—and not for the reasons fans would typically expect.

In an emotional goodbye held at Real Madrid’s facilities, Lucas Vázquez officially ended his decade-long tenure with the club. Surrounded by teammates, legends, and president Florentino Pérez, the homegrown midfielder said goodbye after 402 appearances and 23 titles.

Real Madrid’s young star is finally stepping away from the pitch, at least temporarily.

Bellingham postponed the surgery for nearly two years to avoid affecting Real Madrid and England during a packed schedule, including Euro 2024 and the Club World Cup. He has played through discomfort in 100 matches — 86 with Madrid and 14 with the national team.

With top-tier soccer and a revamped structure came an equally massive prize pot—though just how much each team walked away with remained one of the tournament's most closely watched mysteries.

With both rising stars competing for a same vacancy, Real Madrid have reportedly made a final decision picking between Gonzalo Garcia and Endrick.

Considered as one of the stars of the next generation, Real Madrid's Franco Mastantuono set the record straight on competing with Lamine Yamal for the Ballon d'Or.

Vinicius Jr.’s future at Real Madrid is more uncertain than ever. His recent poor form and reported tension with teammate Kylian Mbappé have put his contract extension in doubt.

The spotlight has fallen not just on the team’s lack of trophies but also on internal friction—most notably between Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Jr, two of the biggest stars in world soccer.

After a disappointing performance in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and in the game against Paris Saint-Germain, Raul Asencio issued an apology to Real Madrid fans.

As heads dropped and questions mounted, the spotlight quickly turned to two of Real Madrid’s biggest stars—and how manager Xabi Alonso plans to respond.

As the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup reaches its climax with a blockbuster final between Chelsea and PSG, a curious question has emerged among fans and pundits alike: Why won’t we see a third-place showdown between Real Madrid and Fluminense?

Despite the humbling exit, Los Blancos didn’t walk away empty-handed. Quite the opposite—their tournament run yielded one of the most lucrative prize hauls in club soccer history.

With fierce competition from Kylian Mbappe, Jude Bellingham, and Vinicius Junior, one Real Madrid attacker has found himself on the fringes of Xabi Alonso’s plans.

Since returning from the Club World Cup, Inter Miami has won back-to-back games, largely thanks to Messi’s outstanding form and leadership on the pitch.