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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Real Madrid Into Wayne Rooney, More Than Ever
After the news of Neymar choosing their great rivals, the need for the Real Madrid chiefs to make an impressive signing and keep the Galacticos era alive is greater than ever, and the name of Wayne Rooney might be the first to come up, hoping that the Englishman will be happy to join forces with his former Manchester United teammate, Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Chelsea Looking Into Luka Modric Again
A feeling of deja vu? Possibly, but maybe it has to do with the new/old manager Chelsea should be getting. Luka Modric didn’t turn out to be a hit with Real Madrid, and a year after his expensive arrival, Chelsea are trying to get the player they were after two years ago but failed in getting.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Barcelona & Real Madrid Waiting for the Neymar Decision
No more waiting or speculating. Santos have accepted two offers from the El Clasico duo, Barcelona and Real Madrid, for the crown jewel of Brazilian football, Neymar. The only questions left to answer are for how much money he’ll be transferred, and more importantly, which offer and team does he choose to accept?
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Real Madrid – The New 2013-2014 Away Kit
The new football jerseys for the 2013-2014 season keep coming out, and the next one that merits some attention is the new away kit for Real Madrid, which looks a lot like a Chelsea shirt, which probably means Adidas, the official uniform provider for both clubs, didn’t feel like being original in the styling or the coloring.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Barcelona & Real Madrid Might Approach Chelsea for David Luiz
It still hasn’t been confirmed that Jose Mourinho is the next Chelsea manager, but rumors are he’s already looking at the players he wants and doesn’t. One of those he might try and sell is David Luiz, due to his defensive abilities not being up to the Special One’s liking. If that is truly the case, both Real Madrid and Barcelona would be happy to try and sign him over to their cause.
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The Scandals Jose Mourinho Leaves Behind at Real Madrid
The most dysfunctional partnership in the 2012-2013 season was that between Jose Mourinho and Real Madrid, but after weeks and months of trying to get himself sacked, it worked. The former special one is now free to find himself a new club, while Florentino Perez will try and win himself an election while assessing the damage done to the team during a failure of a season and where to go from here.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Ends the Season Like Only He Can
The most incredible thing about the disastrous finish Real Madrid & Cristiano Ronaldo had? The red card the Portuguese star received in the Cup Final was of the kind only supreme athletes can get. Few players have the ability to be fouled from behind, do a reverse half somersault while falling on their backs and still manage to be quick enough in body and mind to try and kick the head of an opposing player.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Arsenal Interested in Gonzalo Higuain
Even if the notion that Gonzalo Higuain isn’t a big-game striker, he’s still better and more prolific than anything Arsenal have at the moment. Real Madrid have pretty much made it clear that they’re willing to listen to offers for the player, and the gunners, planning on making an expensive overhaul this summer, are the first in line.
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Real Madrid – Cristiano Ronaldo, Mesut Ozil & Jose Mourinho Go Out Like Losers
All the questions of uncertainty are back on the table once more, even if the season isn’t completely over. Cristiano Ronaldo went back to his younger, foolish and hot tempered self by trying to kick the head off of Gabi. Jose Mourinho simply continued the awful road he’s been on this season which reeks of opportunism, selfishness and sabotaging. Mesut Ozil, just like in other big matches over the last few seasons, simply wasn’t there when Real Madrid needed him to.
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Copa Del Rey Final – Atletico Madrid vs Real Madrid Predictions
For the fifth time in history, a Madrid derby will be in the Copa Del Rey Final. It’s hard to believe that Atletico Madrid have the edge in those encounters, winning three out of four finals against Real Madrid, including the last one in 1992. Real Madrid come to the final with the confidence of 14 years of success in the Derbi madrileño, and the hunger to finish the season with at least one minor title to brag about.