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It's hard to understand Real Madrid's latest moves if they actually want to win

Real Madrid's summer transfers have raised eyebrows and sparked confusion among fans. Signing aging players instead of focusing on youth has left many questioning the club's strategy and whether it can restore their former glory.

ESPN· Aug 11, 2026 · 1:21 PM · 29 views

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Real Madrid's summer transfers have raised eyebrows and sparked confusion among fans. Signing aging players instead of focusing on youth has left many questioning the club's strategy and whether it can restore their former glory.

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