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Real Madrid

Real Madrid

La Liga

Season Statistics

10 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (80%) Draw (0%) Loss (20%)
10 Played
8 Won
0 Drawn
2 Lost
25 Goals For
10 Goals Against

Team Overview

Real Madrid are among the most decorated clubs in world football, and their identity has long been built on ambition, big-match pedigree and an expectation of winning at every level. Based in the Spanish capital, the club has historically set the standard in La Liga, collecting more league titles than any other side in the competition's history. A place at or near the top of the table is the norm rather than the exception, and the weight of that legacy shapes the demands placed on every squad that wears the white shirt.

The current campaign reflects that standard. Through 10 La Liga matches, Real Madrid hold a record of eight wins and two defeats, with no draws, a sign of a side that tends to settle matches decisively one way or the other. A goal difference of +15, built on 25 goals scored and 10 conceded, points to a team that is effective at both ends of the pitch. Jose Mourinho's side have kept two clean sheets and failed to score in only one league match, underlining a consistent attacking output of 2.5 goals per game.

Home form has been flawless, with five wins from five at their own ground. Away from home the picture is slightly more mixed, with three wins and two defeats from five, though that is still a healthy return. The recent form line of WWWLWWLWWW shows a side that has responded to its setbacks quickly, never losing back-to-back matches and finishing the sequence with three straight victories. Real Madrid's strengths in this sample lie in their scoring volume, their ability to bounce back and their dominance in front of their own supporters, traits that fit the club's long-standing reputation for attacking authority and competitive resilience.

Squad (38 players)

Goalkeepers (5)

T. Courtois
#1 T. Courtois
A. Lunin
#13 A. Lunin
Sergio Mestre
#26 Sergio Mestre
Javier Navarro
#31 Javier Navarro
I. Voloshyn
#39 I. Voloshyn

Defenders (16)

Diego Aguado
#3 Diego Aguado
T. Alexander-Arnold
#12 T. Alexander-Arnold
Raúl Asencio
#2 Raúl Asencio
Álvaro Fernández
#18 Álvaro Fernández
Marc Cucurella
#17 Marc Cucurella
D. Dumfries
#24 D. Dumfries
Éder Militão
#3 Éder Militão
L. Fati
#23 L. Fati
Jesús Fortea
#2 Jesús Fortea
D. Huijsen
#4 D. Huijsen
I. Konaté
#16 I. Konaté
J. Martinez
#5 J. Martinez
F. Mendy
#23 F. Mendy
Mario Rivas
#4 Mario Rivas
A. Rüdiger
#22 A. Rüdiger
F. Valverde
#8 F. Valverde

Midfielders (11)

J. Bellingham
#5 J. Bellingham
E. Camavinga
#6 E. Camavinga
J. Cestero Sancho
#6 J. Cestero Sancho
Brahim Díaz
#21 Brahim Díaz
A. Güler
#15 A. Güler
Sergio Martínez
#16 Sergio Martínez
Thiago Pitarch
#27 Thiago Pitarch
Bernardo Silva
#20 Bernardo Silva
A. Tchouaméni
#14 A. Tchouaméni
Y. Diomande
#25 Y. Diomande
Vinícius Júnior
#7 Vinícius Júnior

Attackers (6)

A. Ciria
#17 A. Ciria
Endrick
#9 Endrick
Carlos Espí
#19 Carlos Espí
Ávaro Leiva
#11 Ávaro Leiva
Kylian Mbappé
#10 Kylian Mbappé
Daniel Yañez
#7 Daniel Yañez

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
10
Kylian Mbappé
Kylian Mbappé
FW 8.0 10 11 2 894 3 310
8
F. Valverde
F. Valverde
MF 7.1 10 0 2 801 13 464
17
Marc Cucurella
Marc Cucurella
DF 6.7 10 0 0 655 23 390
5
J. Bellingham
J. Bellingham
MF 7.6 10 3 3 778 20 344
15
A. Güler
A. Güler
MF 7.6 10 2 2 597 9 331
25
Y. Diomande
Y. Diomande
FW 7.2 10 2 2 549 13 238
1
T. Courtois
T. Courtois
GK 7.2 9 0 0 810 0 269
16
I. Konaté
I. Konaté
DF 7.0 9 0 0 810 15 485
6
E. Camavinga
E. Camavinga
MF 6.9 9 0 1 275 10 215
24
D. Dumfries
D. Dumfries
DF 6.5 8 0 0 455 10 160
20
Bernardo Silva
Bernardo Silva
MF 6.7 8 0 1 383 9 284
7
Vinícius Júnior
Vinícius Júnior
MF 7.0 8 1 3 585 6 187
4
D. Huijsen
D. Huijsen
DF 6.9 8 0 0 682 10 516
12
T. Alexander-Arnold
T. Alexander-Arnold
DF 5.9 6 0 1 266 3 189
14
A. Tchouaméni
A. Tchouaméni
MF 7.0 6 0 1 448 13 251
19
Carlos Espí
Carlos Espí
FW 5.8 6 2 0 46 0 7
18
Álvaro Fernández
Álvaro Fernández
DF 6.0 5 1 0 255 7 167
21
Brahim Díaz
Brahim Díaz
MF 5.2 4 0 0 120 1 58
22
A. Rüdiger
A. Rüdiger
DF 5.8 4 1 0 306 2 220
9
Endrick
Endrick
FW 4.3 2 0 0 79 0 17
3
Éder Militão
Éder Militão
DF 3.3 1 0 0 10 0 10
13
A. Lunin
A. Lunin
GK 7.8 1 0 0 90 0 24

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (26)

I. Voloshyn
From Real Madrid
- Aug 2026
Y. Diomande
From RB Leipzig
Transfer Aug 2026
Carlos Espí
From Levante
Transfer Jul 2026
D. Dumfries
From Inter
Transfer Jul 2026
Marc Cucurella
From Chelsea
€ 55M Jul 2026
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Departures (42)

Cristian David Perea Cajiao
To CFR 1907 Cluj
Free agent Sep 2026
Manuel Ángel
To Fulham
Transfer Aug 2026
F. Fons
To Deportivo La Coruna
Free agent Aug 2026
David Jiménez
To Oviedo
Transfer Aug 2026
J. Calleja
To CD Coria
Free agent Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

5 Out 0 Doubtful
R. Asencio
R. Asencio Broken Leg
Out
F. Mendy
F. Mendy Hip Injury
Out
Rodrygo
Rodrygo Knee Injury
Out
T. Courtois
T. Courtois Illness
Out
Vinicius Junior
Vinicius Junior Red Card
Out

Impact Analysis

Real Madrid are without five players, and the absences are spread across every area of the pitch. Between the posts, T. Courtois is unavailable through illness, which removes the club's first-choice goalkeeper from the equation. In defence, R. Asencio is out with a broken leg and F. Mendy is sidelined by a hip injury, leaving the back line short of two options at once. Going forward, Rodrygo is missing with a knee injury, while Vinicius Junior is unavailable because of a red card, so two forwards are absent for very different reasons.

The impact is significant because the list touches goalkeeper, centre-back, left-back and the attacking line. Losing Courtois and Vinicius Junior, in particular, takes out two high-profile starters in key roles. Asencio and Mendy reduce the defensive rotation, forcing the remaining defenders to carry a heavier load. The data does not identify who will step in for any of the five, so the quality of the replacements cannot be assessed with certainty. Squad depth is clearly tested, since every unit has at least one player missing. Still, the fact that Vinicius Junior's absence stems from a suspension rather than a fitness issue means that, by the nature of a red card, his unavailability is tied to a ban rather than a lingering injury.

Recent Form

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W Barcelona 1-2 (A)
W RB Leipzig 4-1 (H)
W Sevilla 4-1 (H)
W AS Roma 3-4 (A)
W Villarreal 1-0 (H)

Form Analysis

Real Madrid arrive with a perfect record from their last five matches, collecting five wins from five while scoring 15 goals and conceding six. The attacking output stands out, averaging three goals per game. Home fixtures produced the most emphatic results, with 4-1 victories over both Sevilla and RB Leipzig and a 1-0 win over Villarreal, which shows the side can grind out a result when goals do not flow freely.

Defensively, the picture is less convincing. Six goals conceded across five matches, with no clean sheet outside the Villarreal win, suggests Madrid have been comfortable trading blows rather than shutting opponents out. The clearest example came away at AS Roma, where Madrid emerged with a win despite conceding four in a 3-4 scoreline. They also conceded twice in the 1-2 away win at Barcelona and once in each of the home wins over Sevilla and Leipzig.

The quality of opposition adds weight to the run. Wins over Barcelona and Roma on the road, alongside a European fixture against RB Leipzig, represent a demanding stretch. Madrid have shown they can win in different ways, whether through high-scoring contests or a narrow 1-0, though the goals leaking at the back remain the main area to monitor.

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