In Real Madrid, the requirement to win all the titles puts its executives, coaching staff and players to the test every year. In the 2023-24 season, the club strengthens to build a roster that can rise to the challenge: completing a decade that can turn the team into a legend and writing a new golden chapter for the team in football's history.
The last period experienced by Real Madrid, with six Champions League titles in a decade, portrays it as a unique case in the history of sports, the exhibition of a competitive gene that defies logic. With Carlo Ancelotti in charge and the addition of new stars like Bellingham, the team faces the challenge of every year: achieving the impossible.
Bellingham has dazzled since his first match. His journey from Birmingham, where he spent his childhood and youth, to the Santiago Bernabéu reveals a unique talent that embraces pressure. The English player erupts as a goal scorer. The El Clásico at Montjuic, with an iconic goal by the Englishman and his embrace with Luka Modric, marks him as the new star of a team that never stops dreaming.
Wearing the colours of Real Madrid is a dream, but it can also entail a weight that not everyone can withstand. Dani Carvajal and Nacho Fernández embody a generational lesson that inspires the youngest. The team wins the Spanish Super Cup brilliantly and keeps making progress in the Champions League.
Real Madrid confronts Manchester City once again. After the heavy defeat at the Etihad the previous year, the team must overcome the challenge this season. Rüdiger, Nacho and Lunin become the unexpected heroes in an epic penalty shootout that redeems Carlo and defines the greatness of a club in which it is always clear that no one is stronger than all of them together.
The Santiago Bernabéu is not just a stadium. It's a magical place where dreams come true and the impossible happens. The real magic turns up in the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals against Bayern Munich, where the stadium comes together to form a new unforgettable feat. It is also Joselu's night, who had always dreamed about succeeding in Real Madrid.
Courtois is back to conquer the national league and to support the team between the sticks in the first half of the Champions League final against Dortmund. It's the sixth European Champions League, for Kroos and Nacho, who achieved the perfect goodbye, and for Modric and Carvajal. Real Madrid looks to the future to keep dreaming and with Mbappé as a new star on the horizon.
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