Mario Cortegana
Real Madrid Reporter at The Athletic
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11 hours ago |
nytimes.com | Mario Cortegana |Guillermo Rai
Real Madrid are in talks with Bournemouth and the representatives of Dean Huijsen over a move for the defender. The 20-year-old has attracted interest from across Europe for his performances this season, but Huijsen favours a move to Madrid. The Athletic reported in April Liverpool were among the clubs with a firm interest in Huijsen, while Chelsea had enquired and Arsenal were also in the mix.
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12 hours ago |
nytimes.com | Mario Cortegana |Guillermo Rai
Brahim Diaz has been added to Real Madrid's injury list, leaving them with 10 registered first-team players for Wednesday night's La Liga match against Mallorca. The club confirmed on Wednesday afternoon that tests showed the 25-year-old had suffered an injury to his left thigh and he joins another 11 first-team players in missing the game at the Bernabeu.
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1 day ago |
nytimes.com | Guillermo Rai |Mario Cortegana
Carlo Ancelotti says Real Madrid is a club he will "keep in my heart" as he spoke for the first time since being appointed Brazil head coach. The Brazil Football Federation (CBF) confirmed the appointment of Ancelotti on Monday and he will begin the role on May 26. It brings an end to his four years in charge at Madrid, and six in total across two separate spells, in which time he has won two La Liga titles and the Champions League on three occasions.
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2 days ago |
nytimes.com | Mario Cortegana |Guillermo Rai
Carlo Ancelotti is leaving Real Madrid as the most successful manager in the club's history, 12 months after winning the Champions League with them for a third time. The 2024-25 season has been a tough one for Madrid and an exhausting one for Ancelotti. It was confirmed on Monday that he would be leaving to join Brazil, a day after the team lost their fourth Clasico of the season for only the second time in their history.
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3 days ago |
nytimes.com | Mario Cortegana
Four games, four defeats and an aggregate 16-7 scoreline. That is the harsh reality of the gap between Real Madrid and Barcelona this season. Madrid will end it without having won any of the traditional major titles - the Champions League, La Liga or the Copa del Rey - and a summer of major change awaits. This week is expected to begin with the announcement that Carlo Ancelotti, the most successful manager in the club's history, will leave after four seasons in his second spell with Madrid.
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