Real Madrid 2025–26 Summer Signings: Confirmed Transfers So Far

Real Madrid have already completed four key signings this summer as Xabi Alonso continues a squad overhaul to target La Liga and European success.


Real Madrid 2025–26 Summer Signings: Confirmed Transfers So Far

Xabi Alonso Manager - Real Madrid CF


Dean Huijsen – £50M from Bournemouth


Real triggered the £50 million release clause to sign 20-year-old centre-back Dean Huijsen from Bournemouth. His new deal runs until 2030, giving Madrid long-term defensive stability. The transfer was confirmed officially by the club on 17 May.


Trent Alexander‑Arnold – Early Move from Liverpool


Tottenham? Not this time. Liverpool’s Trent Alexander‑Arnold joined Madrid early in June for around £8–10M, allowing him to feature in the Club World Cup. He signed a six-year contract that runs until 2031.


Álvaro Carreras – Reinforcement from Benfica


Real added Álvaro Carreras, a versatile left-back, from Benfica on a six-year deal. Multiple sources estimate the fee at around €50 million (£43M).


Franco Mastantuono – Argentina’s Rising Star


The 17-year-old midfield prodigy from River Plate signed on 14 August for a six-year contract, with the transfer fee reported at €45M (approx. £38–45M). He made his senior debut for Argentina just days prior.


With four confirmed additions, Real Madrid’s summer outlay totals between £140M and £180M. The club’s strategy is clear: blend youth, experience, and positional balance without inflated mid-tier transfers.



Dean Huijsen, Trent Alexander, Álvaro Carreras, Franco Mastantuono. Real Madrid CF
Dean Huijsen, Trent Alexander, Álvaro Carreras, Franco Mastantuono - Real Madrid CF


Player

From & Fee

Contract Till

Position

Dean Huijsen

Bournemouth ≈ £50M

2030

Centre-back

Trent Alexander‑Arnold

Liverpool (≈£10M)

2031

Right-back

Álvaro Carreras

Benfica (≈£43M)

2031

Left-back

Franco Mastantuono

River Plate (≈£45M)

2031

Midfield Star



Departures: Legends Leave the Bernabéu


Madrid said goodbye to veterans like Luka Modrić,

Lucas VázquezJesús Vallejo, and Joselu — all part of club restructuring under Alonso.


Real Madrid’s summer signings reflect a calculated rebuild under Xabi Alonso - focused on young potential, position-aware signings, and continuity. With these additions in place, Los Blancos begin the new season with renewed ambition and clarity.

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