Mourinho's 260M euro Madrid rebuild
Real Madrid has launched a new project led by coach José Mourinho, after spending around 260 million euros during the summer transfer market. This is the club's biggest investment since 2019, aiming to bring the team back to trophy-winning heights after two seasons without a major title. The deals included transfers of players such as Marc Cucurella, Dembélé, Enzo Fernández, and Yann Dianzadi, along with strengthening the defense and midfield. However, the team still lacks a midfielder capable of controlling the rhythm of the matches, despite a successful start to the season with three consecutive wins. The project aims to restore the club’s status in competitions, generate revenue from sales and broadcasting rights, and renew Vinicius Junior's contract until 2032. It is considered a crucial step towards rebuilding and making the team competitive for all titles.
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