Real Madrid not only dominates in terms of trophies but also in player development. According to a study by the CIES Football Observatory, the Spanish club has produced more footballers for Europe’s top five leagues than any other team over the past 20 years.

Not that many players from Real Madrid‘s La Fabrica academy break through into their first team, but they’ve still produced a number of top-class players over the years that have gone on to enjoy careers at the very highest level elsewhere.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has been linked with a move to Real Madrid for a while now. The English full-back's contract with the Merseysiders runs out at the end of

In the world of football, the emergence of new talent continuously captivates fans and experts alike. One such talent, Enzo Alves, has recently made headlines as he joins the Spain U17 national team, showcasing skills that may redefine his future and the legacy of his famous father, Marcelo.

Germain has become one of the most intense in European soccer, but recent events have taken it to a whole new level. As both clubs navigate a potential UEFA Champions League semi-final clash, their battle has extended far beyond the pitch.

Real Madrid managed a 3-2 win over Madrid-based side Leganes in La Liga, head coach Carlo Ancelotti was watching another Madrid Derby. The Italia

Real Madrid are on alert after receiving information that the French giants are making moves to recruit some of their best academy talents. This week Los Blancos signed a first contract with 16 ...

At the start of the season, Joan Martinez was almost destined to become the next big defensive prodigy for Real Madrid. A star in the academy, Martinez was regarded as one of the most talented