Real Madrid

Real Madrid net spend since 2015

Real Madrid have spent €1.40bn on disclosed transfer fees since July 2015 and received €792m: a net spend of €608m.

That covers 45 signings (40 for a disclosed fee, 5 free) and 66 departures (45 sold for a disclosed fee, 16 free, 5 undisclosed). Loans are counted apart: 2 in, 26 out.

Record signing: Jude Bellingham, €127m from Borussia Dortmund (Jul 2023). Record sale: Cristiano Ronaldo, €117m to Juventus (Jul 2018).

Real Madrid transfer spending by season

Real Madrid record signings

1. Jude Bellingham · €127m from Borussia Dortmund · Jul 2023
2. Yan Diomande · €125m from RB Leipzig · Aug 2026
3. Eden Hazard · €121m from Chelsea · Jul 2019
4. Aurélien Tchouaméni · €80m from Monaco · Jul 2022
5. Luka Jović · €63m from Eintracht Frankfurt · Jul 2019

Real Madrid record sales

1. Cristiano Ronaldo · €117m to Juventus · Jul 2018
2. Casemiro · €71m to Manchester United · Aug 2022
3. Álvaro Morata · €66m to Chelsea · Jul 2017
4. Mateo Kovacic · €45m to Chelsea · Jul 2019
5. Achraf Hakimi · €43m to Inter · Sep 2020

Real Madrid trading record: profit on players bought and sold

On the 41 players Real Madrid both signed and sold since July 2015 (academy graduates and free signings cost nothing), sales brought in €543m against €326m paid: a trading profit of €217m.

Academy graduates sold since July 2015 brought in €284m across 22 players, led by Achraf Hakimi (€43m to Inter, Sep 2020).

• Casemiro: signed for €15m (Jul 2015), sold to Manchester United for €71m (Aug 2022): profit €56m
• Achraf Hakimi: academy graduate (Jul 2017), sold to Inter for €43m (Sep 2020): profit €43m
• Gonzalo García: academy graduate (Jun 2025), sold to Fulham for €40m (Aug 2026): profit €40m
• Álvaro Morata: signed for €30m (Jul 2016), sold to Chelsea for €66m (Jul 2017): profit €36m
• Martin Ødegaard: academy graduate (Jan 2017), sold to Arsenal for €35m (Aug 2021): profit €35m

• Luka Jović: signed for €63m (Jul 2019), left free for Fiorentina (Jul 2022): loss €63m
• Reinier: signed for €30m (Jan 2020), left free for Atlético Mineiro (Aug 2025): loss €30m
• Álvaro Odriozola: signed for €32m (Jul 2018), sold to Real Sociedad for €3m (Sep 2023): loss €29m
• Mariano Díaz: signed for €22m (Aug 2018), left free for Sevilla (Sep 2023): loss €22m
• Dani Ceballos: signed for €17m (Jul 2017), left free for Real Betis (Sep 2026): loss €17m

Real Madrid ins and outs 2026/27: who left and who came in, by position

Real Madrid have made 6 signings and 6 departures in 2026/27, plus 1 loan out. Who left each position and who came in:

• Goalkeeper: out Fran González (to Sevilla, no league start in 2025/26); in nobody.
• Defence: out Fran García (to Real Betis, 10 league starts in 2025/26); in Ibrahima Konaté (free from Liverpool, 990 league minutes since), Marc Cucurella (from Chelsea, 833 league minutes since), Denzel Dumfries (from Inter, 447 league minutes since).
• Midfield: out Dani Ceballos (left free for Real Betis, 4 league starts in 2025/26), Mario Martín (to Getafe), César Palacios (to Fulham, 5 league appearances in 2025/26); in Bernardo Silva (free from Manchester City, 543 league minutes since).
• Attack: out Franco Mastantuono (loan to Fiorentina, 11 league starts in 2025/26), Gonzalo García (to Fulham, 9 league starts in 2025/26); in Yan Diomande (from RB Leipzig, 715 league minutes since), Carlos Espí (from Levante, 32 league minutes since).

Real Madrid injury news: injuries and suspensions

Real Madrid have 3 players injured as of 8 Nov 2026, with €113m of value sidelined.

• Rodrygo (FWD): Cruciate ligament tear · out since 3 Mar 2026 · expected back 31 Dec 2026 · 37 games missed
• Raúl Asencio (DEF): Fatigue fracture · out since 30 Sep 2026 · expected back 1 Jan 2027 · 8 games missed
• Ferland Mendy (DEF): Tendon rupture · out since 3 May 2026 · expected back 16 Nov 2026 · 26 games missed

Real Madrid last starting XI

Real Madrid's last league starting XI, v Valencia on 7 Nov 2026: Thibaut Courtois; Ibrahima Konaté, Federico Valverde, Marc Cucurella, Dean Huijsen; Aurélien Tchouaméni, Jude Bellingham, Arda Güler, Yan Diomande, Bernardo Silva; Kylian Mbappé.

1 change from the side that started v Racing Santander on 1 Nov 2026.

Opponent: Valencia.

Real Madrid minutes played 2026/27

After 12 league games of 2026/27, 9 Real Madrid players have played at least 60% of the minutes open to them, 7 are rotating and 14 have played under a quarter.

Surplus watch, notable value on under a quarter of the minutes: Franco Mastantuono (0%, €91m), Endrick (8%, €73m), Álvaro Carreras (23%, €61m), Carlos Espí (3%, €31m), Éder Militão (0%, €24m), Thiago Pitarch (0%, €22m).

Out of contract on 30 June 2027 unless extended: Brahim Díaz, Thibaut Courtois, Manuel Ángel, Antonio Rüdiger, David Jiménez.

Real Madrid club-trained players

We can verify 8 club-trained players in the Real Madrid squad: Federico Valverde, Arda Güler, Vinicius Junior, Thiago Pitarch, Rodrygo, Raúl Asencio, Jorge Cestero and David Jiménez. Between them they have played 19% of Real Madrid's league minutes in 2026/27. 6 other squad players are not verifiable on our record.

• Federico Valverde (MID): 892 league minutes
• Arda Güler (MID): 744 league minutes
• Vinicius Junior (FWD): 585 league minutes
• Thiago Pitarch (MID): 1 league minutes
• Rodrygo (FWD): no league minutes yet
• Raúl Asencio (DEF): no league minutes yet
• Jorge Cestero (MID): no league minutes yet
• David Jiménez (DEF): no league minutes yet

On the record we can verify, 55 players club-trained at Real Madrid now play for other clubs we track, led by Nico Paz (Como, value €109m), Achraf Hakimi (Paris Saint Germain, value €86m) and Gonzalo García (Fulham, value €47m).

• Nico Paz · Como · €109m
• Achraf Hakimi · Paris Saint Germain · €86m
• Gonzalo García · Fulham · €47m
• Jacobo Ramón · Como · €46m
• Mario Gila · AC Milan · €31m
• Rafa Marín · Napoli · €27m
• Miguel Gutiérrez · Bayer 04 Leverkusen · €26m
• Víctor Muñoz · Liverpool · €25m

We count a player as club-trained when his record shows him registered with the club for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21 (UEFA's home-grown test), wherever he started and whatever he cost; time on loan counts for the club that borrowed him.