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Madridismo | The GOAT Club | Real Madrid C.F. | Bellingham Ballon de Oro 2024 👑👑

[Kylian Mbappe is the GOAT @Tezzathekchen]

Vinicius Jr and his cultist fans need to KNOW THEIR PLACE on the FOOD CHAIN! Inferior players get inferior pay!

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[indykaila News @indykaila]

Exclusive 💣

Real Madrid won’t answer @arsenal phone calls 📞 ❌ to discuss Vinícius Júnior. Arsenal officials even tried ringing via a withheld number.

They refuse to talk.

[AB⚕ @AbsoluteBruno]

“Ronaldo is arrogant”

Cristiano Ronaldo received the captain's armband from Higuain but passed it to Matuidi who was longer at Juventus than him, and people still call him arrogant .

[NENDU @NENDU__]

This is how much Mbappé sacrificed just to play for Real Madrid btw.

[Birmingham City FC @BCFC]

Jude. He's home. 💙

[zoé @luvbellinghm]

JUDE BELLINGHAM HES ONE OF OUR OWN 😭😭😭😭🫶🏽🫶🏽

[Som I Serem FCB @Somhiseremfcb]

Si se va Ferran Torres, el Barça debería ir por Carlos Espí

[Ez👌🏾 @Ezism_]

Gawg that girl looked at him with pure hatred

[𝙎𝙖𝙦𝙚𝙚𝙯𝙮 @saweezo]

every single one of Xabi's signing was dogshit. and no Trent wasnt his signing.

[𝙍𝙞𝙘𝙤 @UTDRico8]

First time in my life, the media shows me this

Thank God I chose him as my idol ❤️

[Ray @Ray_RMCF]

Bro has already been given a BMW. This is why Camavinga and Asencio refuses to leave.😭

[fiogra @cansadisim0]

porque aquí tenemos trabajo

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@Ayanokoji_4477 @GBarca_ €40M for Casado and "Bid absurdly low" 😭😭

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@Pa_pi1501 @husseinkim @darnil_d @BarcaSpaces I do think Barca's board is a way lot better than the Madrid board

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@IIsaac94446 @sayynt_ @NealGardner_ What do you mean "unlike ours"?😭😭

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨💣 BREAKING: Real Madrid sign Carlos Espí as new striker, here we go! 💥

€25m release clause activated from Levante with formal letter sent to the club tonight.

Spanish striker joins immediately with medical in Madrid today.

[Ajoje⚽⚖️ @israel_ajoje]

There is a reason Madrid are the European powerhouse that they are

Fulham are reportedly offering close to €60 million for Gonzalo García. Real Madrid are asking for exactly €60 million. The gap between those two numbers is negligible.

But before you frame this as Fulham splashing money they perhaps should not have, it is worth understanding who exactly they are negotiating with and how that club conducts its financial affairs.

According to the Deloitte Football Money League 2026 report, Real Madrid generated €1.161 billion in revenue in the 2024/25 season. The highest ever recorded by any football club in history, and the third consecutive year they have topped the global rankings.

Their commercial operations alone brought in €594 million, a 23% increase driven by new sponsorships and a renovated Bernabéu that now functions as a year-round entertainment venue generating concerts, events, and experiences that have nothing to do with football.

Forbes separately valued their 2024/25 earnings at $1.27 billion, making it the highest annual revenue ever recorded by a professional sports franchise anywhere in the world, surpassing the Dallas Cowboys.

And yet Real Madrid do not simply rely on commercial income and broadcast rights to fund their operation. They have built a parallel revenue stream through one of the most sophisticated player sales models in world football, and it is built almost entirely on clauses.

When Nico Paz left for Como in 2024, Madrid sold him for a modest fee and retained a buy-back clause worth €9 million in 2026 and a 50% sell-on clause on any future transfer. Tottenham offered over €70 million for him this summer. Real Madrid effectively blocked the deal by invoking their matching rights and the buy-back option. They bought Paz for next to nothing as a teenager, let him develop in Italy on someone else's budget, watched his market value multiply, and now hold the keys to any future transaction involving him.

Victor Muñoz moved to Liverpool this summer. Real Madrid pocketed approximately €25.5 million from that deal while somehow reportedly retaining a buy-back option. A player developed through their academy, sold, and monetised again on exit.

They have done this across two decades. Real Madrid are closing in on €600 million in revenue from academy player sales over the past two decades, a figure that has been built one clause at a time.

Into this context, Fulham are attempting to buy Gonzalo García for €60 million. A 21 year old developed at La Fábrica, Madrid's academy. Reports emerged just today that José Mourinho has blocked the departure, which tells you everything about whether Madrid actually want to sell him.

Now here is the Premier League side of this conversation, because Fulham being willing to spend €60 million on a single young player who has made limited first team appearances at Real Madrid is not recklessness. It is a reflection of where English football's financial power currently sits.

Eight Premier League clubs appear in the Deloitte Money League top 20, more than any other country. Six of the top ten are English. The gap between Premier League broadcast revenue and every other domestic league on the planet has widened every cycle for fifteen years.

A mid-table Premier League club now operates on a commercial and broadcast revenue base that would have been unthinkable for a club of that stature a decade ago. Fulham finished seventh last season. They are not a European giant. And they are preparing to spend €60 million to make a 21 year old the centrepiece of their entire sporting project.

That is what Premier League money has done to the transfer market. And Real Madrid, sitting on €1.161 billion in annual revenue and €600 million in academy player sales, are still the ones with all the leverage.

My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.

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@norfwesss @Mc_Ale_x @2_3yearsand4get @PeterD31812 @ESPNUK I think the Spotify logo symbolizes Barca, in my honest opinion ofcourse

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@adeleke20471 @MadridUniversal It's not their news, he quoted the journalist

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@mudassir13713 @madr1d__ @AlmightyJid @NealGardner_ Absolutely Gonzalo Montiel is better than Ferran Correas