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Real Madrid

Real Madrid

La Liga

Season Statistics

37 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (70%) Draw (14%) Loss (16%)
37 Played
26 Won
5 Drawn
6 Lost
73 Goals For
33 Goals Against

Team Overview

Real Madrid stands as one of football's most prestigious institutions, synonymous with excellence, tradition, and an unwavering pursuit of silverware. The club has built its identity around attacking football, technical brilliance, and a winning mentality that has made them the most successful team in European competition history. Their philosophy centers on combining world-class talent with a deep-rooted culture of success, consistently attracting the game's biggest stars while maintaining their status as Spanish football's flagship club.

Historically, Real Madrid has been a dominant force in La Liga, regularly challenging for the title and setting the standard for Spanish football. Their current campaign reflects this enduring quality, with their record of 26 wins, 5 draws, and 6 losses from 37 matches demonstrating their consistency at the highest level. The statistics reveal a well-balanced side that has scored 73 goals while conceding just 33, resulting in an impressive goal difference of +40. Their defensive solidity is highlighted by 14 clean sheets, while their attacking prowess is evident in failing to score in only 4 matches throughout the season.

For full statistical context, check out the see the in-depth numbers.

Under the guidance of Alvaro Arbeloa, Real Madrid has maintained their characteristic strengths this campaign. Their home form has been particularly impressive with 15 wins from 18 matches, showcasing the intimidating atmosphere at the Santiago Bernabéu. While their away record of 11 wins from 19 games shows they can compete effectively on any stage, it's their overall consistency that stands out. The team's recent form string shows periods of sustained excellence, reflecting the club's ability to perform when it matters most and maintain their position among Europe's elite.

Squad (41 players)

Goalkeepers (5)

T. Courtois
#1 T. Courtois
Fran González
#26 Fran González
A. Lunin
#13 A. Lunin
Sergio Mestre
#43 Sergio Mestre
J. Navarro Jimenez
#29 J. Navarro Jimenez

Defenders (16)

Diego Aguado
#21 Diego Aguado
D. Alaba
#4 D. Alaba
T. Alexander-Arnold
#12 T. Alexander-Arnold
Raúl Asencio
#17 Raúl Asencio
Álvaro Fernández
#18 Álvaro Fernández
Dani Carvajal
#2 Dani Carvajal
Éder Militão
#3 Éder Militão
L. Fati
#23 L. Fati
Jesús Fortea
#17 Jesús Fortea
Fran García
#20 Fran García
D. Huijsen
#24 D. Huijsen
David Jiménez
#2 David Jiménez
J. Martinez
#36 J. Martinez
F. Mendy
#23 F. Mendy
A. Rüdiger
#22 A. Rüdiger
V. Valdepenas
#3 V. Valdepenas

Midfielders (12)

J. Bellingham
#5 J. Bellingham
E. Camavinga
#6 E. Camavinga
Dani Ceballos
#19 Dani Ceballos
J. Cestero Sancho
#14 J. Cestero Sancho
Pol Fortuny
#20 Pol Fortuny
A. Güler
#15 A. Güler
Manuel Ángel
#8 Manuel Ángel
D. Mesonero
#47 D. Mesonero
César Palacios
#38 César Palacios
Thiago Pitarch
#45 Thiago Pitarch
A. Tchouaméni
#14 A. Tchouaméni
F. Valverde
#8 F. Valverde

Attackers (8)

Brahim Díaz
#21 Brahim Díaz
Gonzalo García
#16 Gonzalo García
Ávaro Leiva
#46 Ávaro Leiva
Franco Mastantuono
#30 Franco Mastantuono
Kylian Mbappé
#10 Kylian Mbappé
Rodrygo
#11 Rodrygo
Vinícius Júnior
#7 Vinícius Júnior
Daniel Yañez
#42 Daniel Yañez

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
7
Vinícius Júnior
Vinícius Júnior
FW 7.5 36 16 5 2825 29 1129
14
A. Tchouaméni
A. Tchouaméni
MF 7.2 33 1 0 2622 68 1913
8
F. Valverde
F. Valverde
MF 7.3 32 5 8 2656 41 1809
15
A. Güler
A. Güler
MF 7.2 32 4 9 2010 46 1341
1
T. Courtois
T. Courtois
GK 7.0 31 0 0 2790 1 956
10
Kylian Mbappé
Kylian Mbappé
FW 7.5 30 24 5 2514 4 959
6
E. Camavinga
E. Camavinga
MF 7.1 29 1 0 1532 65 1086
16
Gonzalo García
Gonzalo García
FW 6.7 29 5 1 914 11 228
21
Brahim Díaz
Brahim Díaz
FW 6.7 29 0 6 1268 15 527
5
J. Bellingham
J. Bellingham
MF 7.3 27 5 4 1843 51 1122
18
Álvaro Fernández
Álvaro Fernández
DF 7.1 27 2 2 2250 41 1640
24
D. Huijsen
D. Huijsen
DF 7.4 27 2 2 2017 31 1643
17
Raúl Asencio
Raúl Asencio
DF 6.9 22 2 0 1616 17 1092
30
Franco Mastantuono
Franco Mastantuono
FW 6.7 22 1 0 975 21 461
12
T. Alexander-Arnold
T. Alexander-Arnold
DF 6.8 21 0 4 1169 14 821
11
Rodrygo
Rodrygo
FW 6.9 19 1 3 680 13 324
22
A. Rüdiger
A. Rüdiger
DF 6.9 18 1 0 1492 14 1171
3
Éder Militão
Éder Militão
DF 7.3 16 2 1 1141 23 767
2
Dani Carvajal
Dani Carvajal
DF 6.8 16 0 0 892 14 477
19
Dani Ceballos
Dani Ceballos
MF 7.0 15 0 0 482 18 438
20
Fran García
Fran García
DF 6.7 13 1 1 933 19 443
4
D. Alaba
D. Alaba
DF 6.8 10 0 0 358 5 291
45
Thiago Pitarch
Thiago Pitarch
MF 6.4 9 0 0 506 10 319
13
A. Lunin
A. Lunin
GK 7.1 6 0 0 540 1 209
23
F. Mendy
F. Mendy
DF 6.5 5 0 0 206 1 158
38
César Palacios
César Palacios
MF 6.5 5 0 0 87 3 53
37
Manuel Ángel
Manuel Ángel
MF 6.5 4 0 0 95 4 69
35
David Jiménez
David Jiménez
DF 6.6 2 0 0 77 1 35
42
Daniel Yañez
Daniel Yañez
FW 6.8 2 0 1 45 1 20
28
J. Cestero Sancho
J. Cestero Sancho
MF 6.7 2 0 0 12 1 6
27
Diego Aguado
Diego Aguado
DF 6.3 1 0 0 29 2 17
46
Ávaro Leiva
Ávaro Leiva
MF - 1 0 0 3 0 2

Recent Transfers

2024/25 & 2025/26

Arrivals (25)

Adrian Arnuncio
From Valladolid
Loan Jan 2026
Manuel Ángel
From Real Madrid
Raise Jan 2026
Thiago Pitarch
From Real Madrid
Raise Aug 2025
Franco Mastantuono
From River Plate
Transfer Aug 2025
Álvaro Fernández
From Benfica
Transfer Jul 2025
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Departures (30)

Endrick
To Lyon
Loan Dec 2025
Mario Camero
To Real Ávila
Free agent Aug 2025
Erik Vazquez Granados
To Debrecen
Free agent Aug 2025
Antonio Martinez
To Elche
- Aug 2025
Jacobo Ramón Naveros
To Como
Transfer Jul 2025
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Injuries & Availability

10 Out 0 Doubtful
F. Mendy
F. Mendy Muscle Injury
Out
T. Alexander-Arnold
T. Alexander-Arnold Illness
Out
Eder Militao
Eder Militao Muscle Injury
Out
D. Ceballos
D. Ceballos Coach's decision
Out
A. Lunin
A. Lunin Illness
Out
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Impact Analysis

Real Madrid face a significant injury crisis with ten players currently unavailable, creating substantial challenges across multiple positions. The defensive line has been particularly hard hit, with both F. Mendy and Eder Militao sidelined due to muscle injuries, while goalkeeper A. Lunin's illness further compounds their defensive concerns. The midfield depth has also been severely tested, with key players A. Tchouameni and A. Guler both dealing with muscle injuries, and F. Valverde ruled out with a head injury. D. Ceballos remains unavailable due to a coach's decision, further limiting central midfield options.

The attacking department presents mixed concerns, with Rodrygo's knee injury removing a crucial wide option, though Vinicius Junior's absence is listed as rest rather than injury. T. Alexander-Arnold's illness adds another layer of complexity to the squad selection. This extensive injury list forces Real Madrid to rely heavily on their remaining fit players and academy graduates to fill gaps across the pitch. The concentration of muscle injuries among several key players suggests potential concerns about squad management and fitness levels. The team's ability to maintain their high standards will largely depend on how effectively the available players can step up and whether the medical team can expedite the recovery process for those dealing with less severe issues.

Recent Form

WWLWD
W Sevilla 0-1 (A)
W Oviedo 2-0 (H)
L Barcelona 2-0 (A)
W Espanyol 0-2 (A)
D Real Betis 1-1 (A)

Form Analysis

Real Madrid's recent form presents a mixed picture across their last five fixtures, with three victories, one draw, and one defeat demonstrating both resilience and areas for concern. Their attacking output has been modest, managing just six goals across these matches, suggesting some struggles in the final third despite securing positive results. The clean sheet victory against Oviedo and narrow wins over Sevilla and Espanyol highlight their ability to grind out results even when not at their most fluent going forward.

Defensively, Madrid have shown reasonable solidity with three goals conceded in five matches, though the 2-0 defeat to Barcelona exposed vulnerabilities against elite opposition. Their away record during this period stands out, with four of the five matches played on the road yielding seven points from a possible twelve. The draw with Real Betis and comprehensive loss to Barcelona suggest some inconsistency in performance levels, particularly when facing quality opposition. While the goal tally indicates room for improvement in attack, their ability to secure clean sheets in three of these five fixtures demonstrates defensive discipline that has been crucial to maintaining their overall positive trajectory during this spell.

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