The drama between Rodrygo Silva de Goes and Real Madrid seems to have hit an all-time high in recent weeks. Following the arrival of Xabi Alonso as the head coach, the Brazilian has fallen down the pecking order at the club,

Now with the disappointing 2024–25 season in the past, Los Blancos are starting fresh under new boss Xabi Alonso. The pressure is on the Spaniard to bring silverware back to Real Madrid, especially after the club spent €178 million ($207.6 million) this summer to improve its already star-studded squad.

The 25/26 season demands many challenges for the Real Madrid first team. Not only because of the change of coach and the incorporation of four new players

A shakeup brings hope for Real Madrid, yet there’s no guarantee of a better performance this campaign as coach Xabi Alonso gradually puts his stamp on the club.

Real Madrid are tasked with trying to snatch the La Liga title from arch-rivals Barcelona in 2025/26, with Atletico Madrid breathing heavily down their necks. Los Blancos were second-best last season, rolling over several times throughout the campaign for Barca, who steamrolled their opponents to the crown.

Real Madrid has executed up to four signings during the current summer market, with the aim of meeting most of Xabi Alonso's requests. Not in vain, the

Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr. is involved in some tense contract talks with the club, which has seen both sides unable to agree on a deal. On the field, ther

Installed on the Madrid bench just a few weeks ago, Xabi Alonso has already transformed the face of Real Madrid. The Spanish manager has unveiled his blueprint for the 2025-2026 season. Exclusive: How will Real Madrid's first season with Xabi Alonso be, and what additions does the team want?

Xabi Alonso could still make one more signing before the summer transfer window slams shut on Real Madrid.Alonso has only had a limited time to work with his players during a compacted preseason