03/08/2026
As a Barcelona fan, I have no prøblem admitting this.
After watching Real Madrid's transfer business this summer, I don't believe they're signing players because of Barcelona. I think they're reácting to a trophyless season, which is something a club of their size simply cannot accept.
Real Madrid have always been a club with the highest expectations. Going a full season without major silverware is viewed as a faílure, so it's only natural that they're rebuilding and strengthening the squad.
Their main objective isn't just to compete with Barcelona in La Liga—it's to return to the highest level in the UEFA Champions League, where they've built their legacy.
Every elite club does the same after a disãppointing campaign. Barcelona have rebuilt after difficult seasons, and now it's Real Madrid's turn. Their transfer strategy is about fixing weāknesses, adding quality, and making sure they don't repeat last season's mistákes.
As a Barça supporter, I obviously want Barcelona to bëãt them every time we meet. But football fans should also recognise reality. Not every move Real Madrid make is because of Barcelona.
Sometimes the biggest motivation is simply their own standards and the desire to get back to winning trophies.
That's my opinion as a Barcelona fan. You don't have to agree, but I think their transfer window is driven more by ambition after faílure than by feár of Barcelona.