Revolution at Real Madrid: Signings finalized from Barça and Betis

Real Madrid is already focused on the new season, something that has been confirmed with the latest move made by Florentino Pérez.

"I think it's our duty to always want to improve. In every aspect of the game, as well as in squad planning. Therefore, recently, since I became Real Madrid's coach, which was made official yesterday, I want to have this communication with the club to agree on how we can improve. The context we're going to be in will demand it from us. The squad is very good," Xabi Alonso stated on the day of his presentation in Valdebebas.

These words already showed complete harmony between the white club and the new Merengue coach.

This explains that the decision made by Florentino Pérez was clearly given Xabi Alonso's approval.

Changes at Real Madrid

In the last few hours, Alberto Pereiro has confirmed the revolution within the Madrid entity, which clearly hasn't left anyone indifferent.

"Changes in Real Madrid's medical staff. Purge of most of the staff from previous seasons. Almost 100% new physiotherapists and re-adapters. Signings from Granada, Betis, Málaga (Málaga), and Barcelona. Total power for FELIPE SEGURA, negotiating all the salaries," the aforementioned communicator stated.

At Defensa Central, we've learned that these changes are mainly due to the large number of injuries the white club suffered last season, which was a clear factor in why Carlo Ancelotti's players were far from the desired level in 2024-2025, leading to the Italian coach's departure and Madrid's failure in major competitions.

Florentino Pérez and José Ángel Sánchez's idea is to put an end to this situation at its root, so they haven't hesitated to put themselves in the hands of Dr. Felipe Segura.

The physician, who has brought in the best professionals on the market, is responsible for improving this area of the white club.

The sports directors of the Merengue team hope that this decision will be the right one and that this will be reflected in the day-to-day life of Xabi Alonso's squad.