Spain’s World Cup squad this summer had zero Real Madrid players — a historic first — even as Marc Cucurella, who joined the club just before the tournament, lifted the trophy. While Barcelona, Atlético, and Athletic Club dominated the national team, Real Madrid’s absence has sparked debate about leadership and legacy. Yet, the club’s academy is rising — stars like Aguado and Pitarch shone in the U19 Euros — and with a new manager in charge, the future looks bright. Real Madrid’s philosophy remains clear: bring in the best, regardless of nationality — meaning any Spanish star must be truly exceptional to make the cut.
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