Real Madrid


mushroom7474
7h ago
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Arda: why would I pass the ball to Umtiti ?
 
Madrid City Council has approved a change to the rules for 448,000 square metres of Real Madrid’s training ground, allowing the club to use the land for new commercial and profitable projects. The amount of land Real Madrid can use for sporting facilities will fall to 89,000 m², four times less than before, while the land’s new value is estimated at around €360 million. This decision by Madrid City Council effectively increases the commercial value and development options of Real Madrid’s land, giving the club a major financial benefit.This is also not the first time Real Madrid have benefited from a major land deal. In 2001, the club sold and changed the use of its old training ground on Paseo de la Castellana, where the Cuatro Torres were later built. That deal helped Real Madrid develop its new training complex in Valdebebas.Many fans on SPANISH twitter have been outraged since the news came out from El Pais, calling Madrid the 'biggest state owned club' in the world. When a private football institution repeatedly receives political backing, planning changes and major increases in the commercial value of its land from public authorities, it is understandable why the “state club” label keeps coming back.The question isn't whether Madrid Innovation District can benefit the city. It might. The question is whether another private club would receive the same level of institutional support when hundreds of millions in potential private land value are involved.
 
Well, the Real Madrid's directors box at Bernabeu is a mythical place for elites and politicians. And Florentino gets to select who is invited to "the party".
 
Barca never has to fear Madrid's money, as long as La-Masia keeps working properly. We develop better talents for free, than they buy for 1XXm€.
 
Would be nice if the Barca city council just got out of our way sometimes. Not even asking for all that stuff.

Just for them to be less of a headache here and there
 
Vini will end up regretting extending with Madrid.

I can see a world where either espi starts and mbappe shifts to LF or significantly less likely diomande starts on the left, to keep guler in the XI.
 
Individual quality alone won't do shit. This is why I think Madrid hasn't improved much on last season.

That attack is still disconnected as ever. But they are just too good for your average la liga side right now, no matter in what system and formation.
 
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