Marca: More than 100 million euros have been spent to strengthen the defense, Real Madrid spends huge sums of money for the Club World Cup

On May 31, the Marca newspaper published an article saying that Real Madrid has spent more than 100 million euros to strengthen its defense line, which can be said to have spent a huge amount of money on the Club World Cup.

First, Real Madrid spent 58 million euros to sign Wysen from Bournemouth, and Benfica left-back A-fee is about to join, with a transfer fee of 50 million euros. In addition, he paid 10 million euros in advance to sign Arnold from Liverpool with his contract expired this summer.

After a season where there was almost no major championship, Real Madrid management decided to win the Club World Cup by signing new players, because winning this event not only means adding a new honor, but also rich rewards. If you become a champion, you will have a total revenue of 130 million euros.

As Real Madrid's new coach, Alonso has a new defense line this time, which is also in stark contrast to the shortage of former coach Ancelotti for most of the time. Through strong investment, Real Madrid not only hopes to add another trophy, but also intends to prove to the world that Real Madrid is still a team that can rebound quickly in adversity and still has the top competitiveness.