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Real Madrid Transfer Window: Are Los Blancos Doing Enough This Upcoming Season A Success?

Subhadeep Roy · · 3 min read
Real Madrid Transfer Window: Are Los Blancos Doing Enough This Upcoming Season A Success?
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The Real Madrid transfer window has already yielded several signings, and there might be more to come. As Jose Mourinho takes over, he will try to make as many reinforcements as possible to make the squad stronger than before.

The Real Madrid transfer window has seen Marc Cucurella, Denzel Dumfries, Ibrahima Konate and Bernardo Silva already signed. With around three weeks remaining before the season starts, Los Blancos might make even more acquisitions, as Yan Diomande of RB Leipzig is another player who is on Real Madrid’s radar at the moment.

Real Madrid Transfer Window: Mourinho Has Strengthened His Defence

Mourinho has strengthened his defence considerably to make up for the departures of Dani Carvajal and David Alaba. The current Real Madrid transfer window has seen him sign a right-back as well as a left-back. Konate is a centre-back who has considerable experience with Liverpool, with whom he has won the Premier League title.

Bernardo Silva is a versatile player who can play as a defensive midfielder and as a right-winger. Bernardo Silva has had a decade of excellence with Manchester City and won six Premier League titles and a UEFA Champions League with them.

Bernardo Silva is almost 32, but will provide invaluable experience as a squad player. With the likes of Aurelien Tchouameni, Federico Valverde and Jude Bellingham already present, Bernardo Silva should struggle to get a lot of match time. However, if Tchouameni departs, as has been the speculation of late, the Portuguese midfielder might end up getting more game time than expected.

Real Madrid are also targeting Bernardo Silva’s former teammate Rodri, who won the Golden Ball at the 2026 World Cup in Spain’s triumphant campaign. Landing Rodri will make the Real Madrid transfer window a resounding success.

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Vinicius Junior Departing Will Force Real Madrid To Buy A Winger

Vinicius Junior has spent eight seasons with Real Madrid, but has been linked with Arsenal already. If the Brazilian left-winger is to leave, Real Madrid will need a left-winger to fill his place. Both Kylian Mbappe and Bellingham can play on the left flank if needed, but Mourinho will not risk playing either of them in that position, as they excelled at the World Cup in central positions.

Hence, Diomande has been on Real Madrid’s radar. Diomande typically likes to play on the right side of the pitch, but can still do a decent job on the left. Even if Mourinho succeeds in getting the Ivory Coast winger in the current Real Madrid transfer window, it will not be an easy job to replace Vinicius Junior if the Brazilian leaves the club.

A very encouraging sign for the 15-time UEFA Champions League winners is that they have a few quality youngsters in their team like Arda Guler and Gonzalo Garcia, who should contribute handsomely towards their long-term future.

However, as the most successful club on the planet has had two successive trophyless seasons, Mourinho will be expected to win silverware, and he has done that in the past for many clubs, including Real Madrid themselves.

The current Real Madrid transfer window means that they have done a nice job in making sure that they do not end up without trophies at the end of the 2026/27 season. However, it is by no means ensured, and Mourinho’s men will have to make sure that they do not put too many steps wrong next season.

Subhadeep Roy

Subhadeep Roy is an experienced football writer with a particular interest in analysis of matches and club news. He follows the Premier League primarily and has been covering football for various websites since 2018.

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