Carlos Espi Menjawab Kepercayaan Mourinho
Pelatih Real Madrid Jose Mourinho memuji Carlos Espi yang menjadi penentu kemenangan di pengujung laga melawan Espanyol. Pemuda 21 tahun tersebut memang diperlukan dalam momen krusial seperti itu.
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Real Madrid's José Mourinho defends Vinícius Júnior from 'bullying' - ESPN
BARCELONA, Spain — Returning Real Madrid coach José Mourinho has defended Vinícius Júnior, saying the Brazilian star is bullied after he clashed with Espanyol players and the crowd during Madrid's 2-1 LaLiga win Saturday.
Real Madrid strike late to give José Mourinho winning return - ESPN
José Mourinho's second spell in charge of Real Madrid got off to a winning start, thanks to new signing Carlos Espí's 90th-minute goal to snatch a 2-1 victory at Espanyol.
Mourinho Pede Bisa Bikin Trio Mbappe, Vinicius, Bellingham Klop di Madrid
Jose Mourinho menghadapi tantangan besar di awal periode keduanya bersama Real Madrid. Ia harus menemukan formula yang tepat agar Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Junior, dan Jude Bellingham bisa tampil maksimal dalam satu tim.
Mourinho Tak Minta Madrid Datangkan Diomande, tapi...
Pelatih Real Madrid Jose Mourinho mengaku tak meminta secara spesifik untuk mendatangkan Yan Diomande di musim panas ini. Namun karakteristik sang winger sesuai dengan kebutuhan timnya.
Bellingham Pengin Awet di Real Madrid
Gelandang Inggris Jude Bellingham mengaku ingin bertahan lama di Real Madrid. Bellingham optimistis Madrid akan meraih sukses lagi di musim 2026/2027.
Mourinho's return adds extra spice to LaLiga title race
MADRID, Aug 11 : Spain's World Cup confetti has barely been swept away, but LaLiga is looming large with Barcelona defending their domestic title and Real Madrid, bruised by two trophyless seasons, throwing money, muscle and Jose Mourinho at the problem.
Mourinho’s return adds extra spice to LaLiga title race
MADRID: Spain’s World Cup confetti has barely been swept away, but LaLiga is looming large with Barcelona defending their domestic title and Real Madrid, bruised by two trophyless seasons, throwing money, muscle and Jose Mourinho at the problem. A little under a month after Spain beat Argentina to claim their second global trophy in New Jersey, adding global supremacy to their European Championship triumph, the country’s football gaze has swung from national euphoria to club intrigue. At the center of it all are familiar combatants: back-to-back champions Barcelona and a Real Madrid side whose summer has carried the unmistakable whiff of urgency. Newly re-elected Real President Florentino Perez has overseen one of the club’s most aggressive transfer windows in years, bringing Mourinho back to the Bernabeu from Benfica in a move that is bold, nostalgic and loaded with risk. Once known as “The Special One,” Mourinho returns to old territory with plenty to prove. He has gone 11 years without winning a league title and four without any trophy, bouncing between jobs and collecting controversies rather than medals. For Perez, the gamble is equally stark. Real’s 2024 LaLiga and Champions League double, which delivered their 15th European Cup and sixth in 11 seasons, feels oddly distant after two successive campaigns without silverware. The signing of Kylian Mbappe had looked like the rich getting richer, especially alongside Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr, but the glittering attack failed to produce the expected trophies. Perez has responded with a summer of high stakes.