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El Real Madrid afronta la temporada 2026/27 con una profunda renovación de plantilla tras dos cursos consecutivos sin títulos. La llegada de José Mourinho al banquillo, la reelección de Florentino Pérez como presidente y la necesidad de reconquistar LaLiga ante un Barcelona que dominó la última campaña han marcado el ritmo de un mercado de verano centrado, sobre todo, en reforzar la línea defensiva. Cuatro fichajes del Real Madrid confirmados, cinco bajas relevantes y varios frentes abiertos en el mercado definen el arranque de un nuevo ciclo en el Bernabéu. Todo con la intención de batir en Liga al FC Barcelona.
Real Madrid has outlined the plan to sign Alexander-Arnold / Elldesmarque

This is how Real Madrid will sign Alexander-Arnold

Real Madrid has decided to sign the English international, and there is already a plan in place to complete it.

Real Madrid rules out signing William Saliba / Economía Digital

The signing that Real Madrid has ruled out for being too expensive

Real Madrid's team has been quite interested in this footballer, but they are not going to pay the enormous amount that has been requested.

Andrea Cambiaso passes on signing with Real Madrid / El Español.

The fullback who has turned down signing for Real Madrid

The Real Madrid team had considered the arrival of this player in the upcoming summer transfer window; however, the footballer has expressed having other plans.

 
 
Real Madrid has its sights set on a 30M center-back: Is he Alaba's replacement?

Real Madrid has its eye on a €30M center back: The replacement for Alaba?

The merengue team continues to search for options to enhance their defensive rotation for the future.

Betis will make an offer to Real Madrid for Ceballos in January / ElNacional.cat

Real Madrid listens to offers for Ceballos

The Andalusian midfielder has almost no presence in Ancelotti's plans and it seems they would already be willing to let him go

Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid coach

BIG NEWS: Carlo Ancelotti rejected coaching England

Carlo Ancelotti, veteran coach of Real Madrid, had the opportunity to make the leap to international soccer with England, but he turned it down