Real Madrid Real Madrid expects to reduce injuries by 30% in 2025-26 with this method
The club will invest in artificial intelligence to improve player monitoring and reduce injuries
Real Madrid has decided to take another step in the evolution of its technological tools. The club is preparing a major investment in artificial intelligence with a clear goal: to reduce the number of injuries in the squad by around 30% during the 2025-26 season.
The use of this technology is already a trend among the world's top clubs. Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Palmeiras, and Flamengo already apply similar solutions. Now, the Madrid club wants to lead this change in Spain.
The system combines physical, medical, and personal data from each player. Variables such as workload, medical history, sleep quality, nutrition, and performance on the field are taken into account. Even the footballer's mood comes into play.
All this data is collected through sensors, GPS, high-definition cameras, and smart wristbands. From there, the system generates personalized alerts that allow the workload to be modified or reduced before an injury occurs.
Daily analysis and immediate decisions
Real Madrid's medical and technical team will receive daily reports. Each player will have an individual roadmap based on their metrics and needs. This way, muscle discomfort or more serious injuries can be prevented in advance.
In addition to thermography tools or sleep analysis, algorithms will be applied to calculate fatigue or dehydration levels in real time. All this will help make decisions about rest, substitutions, or changes in training.
Fewer injuries, more performance and economic savings
The idea is not only to protect the player's health. The goal is also to achieve a positive impact on collective performance and the financial aspect. Each medical absence represents a significant sporting and economic loss.
The club trusts this commitment will have an immediate impact. The forecast is clear: to reduce the total number of muscle and joint injuries by one third during the next season.
Real Madrid is thus joining a new era in sports management. An era where technology, prevention, and personalization will be key to keeping its stars in top form throughout the season.
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