After FIFA increased the prize pool for the Club World Cup to a billion dollars, Real Madrid have apparently decided to step up and reinforce themselves with big names to win the tournament.
Real Madrid are aiming to bolster their squad with five acclaimed signings to face the Club World Cup in 2025. – The Club World Cup could actually make sure that a few million land at Anfield for Trent Alexander-Arnold after all. – In order to make it to the Club World Cup, which starts on June 14, the lifelong Liverpool player must be bought out early and on a special deal.
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The White club’s board does not want to leave any loose ends in a competition that is becoming a great international showcase, and among the names being worked on are Cristiano Ronaldo, Dean Huijsen, Martín Zubimendi, Ibrahima Konaté and Trent Alexander-Arnold, as reported by Defensa Central. The intention is to strengthen all lines of the team to ensure maximum performance in the tournament.
One of the names that excites and surprises fans the most is Cristiano Ronaldo. His return will only be considered on loan for the tournament, creating the possibility that the club’s all-time leading goalscorer will wear the white shirt again expectations.
On the other hand, the arrival of Alexander-Arnold seems to be on track, as the English player is a priority for the team to reinforce the right-back position.
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Real Madrid want to make 5 signings for Club World Cup
In midfield, the choice of Zubimendi aims to find a reliable replacement for players like Modric and Kroos, who may be nearing the end of their time at the club. Huijsen and Konaté, on the other hand, appear to be key reinforcements for the defense, in a context where injuries have led to significant departures in the back line.
In addition to the new arrivals, Madrid is also considering potential departures. Players such as Jesús Vallejo or David Alaba could leave the club before the tournament, depending on market developments. Planning is underway, and the Santiago Bernabéu offices are working to present the best possible squad in a tournament that the club considers a priority on its agenda.
