Like mentioned at 10:34, Real Madrid's Galactico transfer policy has shifted from players in their prime, to players entering their prime, and now younger players with Galactico potential. Right now their team is insanely good, but I think Perez's strategy will eventually reach a point where they need to promote youth academy graduates to save transfer costs
The next phase will likely involve a combination of free transfers and versatile players who can play in multiple positions. We've already seen them make very good free transfers in Rudiger, Alaba, and Mbappe. They are already looking to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold and Alphonso Davies and have a good bunch of players who can play several positions such as Tchouameni, Camavinga, Valverde, Bellingham, Rodrygo, and Brahim Diaz.
So he basically crated the galacticos brand by buying the best players in the world 20 years ago and because of that brand he can now buy up and coming stars who automatically become galacticos if they make it in Madrid. And of course all the up and coming players also want to become galacticos because their idols were them too. It’s not just money it’s the brand.
There's a whole generation of young footballers who grew up inspired by watching Cristiano at Real Madrid. Then it will be the ones who grew up watching Vini, Jude and now Mbappe. Seriously, this Galactico business is a cycle, not a linear phase. If it keeps inspiring younger players, it's affecting global football for the better as well.
@@Chip_Fuse Zidane i would say has had an even bigger impact than Ronaldo in my opinion, because it has made Real Madrid irresistible in the french market, which now has the best talents
@@Mushroomy509 Surely not. Because for Ronaldo it's worldwide, not just French or Portuguese. Vini, Rodrygo, Endrick, Mbappe...all of them are Cristianinhos. So are the ones aspiring to be Madridistas - Kvaratskhelia, even Garnacho who is from a country that teaches young players to hate Cristiano.
@@Chip_Fuse Mbappe also idolises Zidane, though. Zidane is just more timeless, he’s players favorite player. Garnacho is half Spanish, but I get your point, even went to Atletico Madrids academy.
For all the comments crying "MONEY"... Manchester United, Barcelona, Chelsea, Man City, PSG, Arsenal, Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Liverpool, Tottenham. They all spent more than Madrid since 2014, so there goes your argument
I'm starting to think most people don't understand how different Real Madrid are in many ways. Most of Real's academy players leave, because the senior team is too stacked. That doesn't mean they don't thrive, - just not at Madrid. Madrid probably has the most academy players in Europe's top 5. I still believe Barcelona's academy is better (I say that as a Madridista). P. S. And yes, I know the title of the video has changed.
@@theflashgordon193 It's a bit different now. Now they make use of few big signings, youngsters (and academy players), as well as keeping certain veterans around, to help teach the youth. People don't understand how intricate Real Madrid is. They don't remain at the highest level by just having a stacked squad. That's why the first Galacticos didn't live up to the hype (expectations). That's the whole reason why Madrid is so diverse now - in regards to the acquisition of players. Hope all of this helps.
@@theflashgordon193 the academy player gave you 100% of the price in profit, is a way of keeping money all the time coming to Real Madrid without doing anything , if you are good enough like carvajal, valverde or casemiro etc you come back and play, all went on loan and when they sell a player a lot of the times if they think is good they sell it cheap but keeping the 50% of the rights (kubo for example), sometimes real madrid fail for example with hakimi or reguilon ( i know right now is bad but he was really good IMO)
@@theflashgordon193 do you know what is the name of their academy? La Fábrica, literally "The Factory". It is just a factory/farm system for them to generate money here and there. But they sold them clever, they sold them with a buyback clause or partial ownership. So if a player is good enough, they can buy them back with a reasonable price.
Pérez already has a plan for that I can assure you, this man is the godfather of real life he has everything planned, thank god we have him as president
They basically have to buy superstars to keep them globally relevant outside of the Latin world which Perez admitted in an interview to the times, because they are trying to increase the interest in them in more lucrative markets like North America, Asia, Europe and Africa where the Premier League dominate in popularity and TV contract money. The La Liga TV contract has been shrinking in value for the past 6 years, so they need to buy superstars to increase interest them and generate more money, because TV money is the biggest part of their wealth.
that's every club. Real Madrid is popular the galactiocs gave Madrid a platform to compete in Asia,U.S and around the world. Since they have that they can buy young players who will become the best in 5 years.
@@rand_xcurse6884 Enough of Real Madrid marketing brainwashing. The reality is they not as popular globally as the English teams. The fact the La Liga TV deal is 3.5 billion and getting smaller and the EPL deal is 12 billion it shows who really are the biggest teams in the world. Real only average 40 million global viewers that is less than West Ham and Tottenham average. That is why Real Madrid wanted a super league so bad because they knew they would never be as popular as English teams or generate the global money that league does. Real are only rich because they don’t share the TV equally and there is a fear if more and more people and TV companies lose interest in La liga they could have financial problems in the future
Madrid has had the most revenue consistently since covid and was always in the top 2 of the bigg9clubs in the world revenue wise and title wise. Saying Madrid is not as big as an English team is a piss take mate. They're bigger than any English team could hope to be. Laliga may not be as big a the Prem but rest assured that Real are the exception @@Delboy0
@@klmgaragegainer4196 You are doing the classic Real Madrid fanboy mistake of confusing success with actual global fanbases. In the NFL New England Patriots have the most superbowls but the most popular team is the Dallas Cowboys with the biggest TV deal. Real Madrid’s high revenues stems from not sharing their TV contract money equally like the other major leagues . They take around 25% of the total La liga TV and this keeps them richer than other teams. Do you know how rich an EPL team would be if they were allowed to take 25% of the EPL TV deal? They would be four times richer than Real Madrid now. EPL teams actually generate more commercial revenue than Real, and Liverpool, Arsenal and Man Utd outsell Real Madrid globally. Adidas recently signed the biggest shirt deal with Liverpool because they believe Liverpool is a bigger club. Without the unfair TV contract share Real Madrid they would be poorer than most English and German teams.
@@Delboy0 I see the point you're trying to make. Though Madrid isn't the Patriots, I'm all the way here in South Africa and I've only ever had 2 teams. Real Madrid and Kaizer Chiefs. I'm only a Madrid fan now. Because you may not be a fan of Real Madrid doesn't change that their fan base is an internation one and amongst the biggest. 25% is a lot and that just the truth. The other truth is that more people watch Madrid than the other teams in La Liga. A disproportionately larger number at that so yes maybe it makes sense that they earn more. The Prem is the most watched league in the world and the most broadcasted to yes it makes sense that the earns are shared equal to contribution of revenue just as is in Spain.
Perez is a good president however he made the biggest mistake selling Ronaldo due to not giving him a higher wage. The second mistake was signing Hazard as the replacement of Ronaldo. Is thus president good? Yes, however some mistakes done as well. We also can’t forget Zidane and Ancelotti as the founding fathers of getting the best out their players. ❤
If you mean CR7, it's not even a mistake from an economy perspective, Perez sold him when CR7's real market value was still the high (his highest possible considering the situations at that time), and we all know that CR7 real economical value had never been higher after he left Real Madrid, so would be impossible for Perez to sell CR7 at least at the same price if he chose to sell him later It's like in the stock market, of course you as stock owner would sell your stock as fast as possible if the stock has no longer potential to have its value increased and will just decline from time to time, and even worse, if the fee for having the stock also increases two-folds
I see a pattern here * Perez bought Prime Galacitcos * Perez bought Pre-prime Galacitcos * Perez bought Baby Galacitcos His next move will be buying unborn Galacitcos?
Bro I don't agree, barcelona tried to buy greizmann, coutinho and dembele when they were amazing prospects. It's just whatever Real touches turns into gold. Our Barca eill never have that Aura unfortunately
I think you failed to address a critical point if the strategy which is the free transfer in the style of Juve. Hes managed to convince several classy players to come on a free or low price due to length of contract remaining, weaponizing the prestige of the club to convince players to essentially run down their contracts.
galacticos 3 end date isn't set yet, i predict it will end in 2026 or 2027 with a few more joining in the defense and midfield. wirtz, musiala, saliba, rodri, halaand, alexander arnold, davies, etc. are all being rumored about with varying degrees of truth from pipe dream to probable. we will see by 2027. also courtois market value is definitely more than the mentioned 28 mil, he is top 3 in the world in 24/25 season and still have at least 5 more seasons in him as a top performer.
In Catalunya, there's a lot of local talent. And because Barca is such a big club and La masia itself is a big academy, young talents are easily drawn to the club. Even if you were a Madrid fan, you'd know that if you could make it through la masia, there's a good chance you'd make first team if you're good enough. Cantalunya is also home is espanyol and girona with their own academies so it's a place where there's heavy football competition and La masia would easily take the biggest share. Even through out the rest of Spain, young talents would want to go to La masia. They also have good scouts who scout talents round the world. And again, the LA masia and barca brand is probably the most attractive thing for a young talent
If you're wondering how it came to be like this to start with. LA masia is Cruyff's design. A lot of good principles for an academy where established by him which a lot of other academies took note of. La masia also has good coaches. Pep for example was Barca B coach before taking the first team job. In this way, Barca grows both coaches AND managers But I think one very important thing is how La masia trains its talents. If you went to La fabrica for example, Real Madrid isn't really expecting you to be a valid option or necessarily a first team player at some point. It's a big MAYBE for them. They run academy to basically throw some shit around and see what sticks. But at La masia, they train their stars with the aim of them getting to the first team at some point AND to be first team ready in time of need. That's why it's they have so many young stars who can play top level European football without much difficulty.
I want Valvarde to be a brand like Beckham,because his performance is absolutely in top5 midfielders of this generation still many people view him as an above average player.
@@JohnJo-qn7wq Does Toni Kroos had charisma when he was at Bayern?no.After he joined Real Madrid, whenever people brand him "The Sniper" it gave me 1000+ aura
Every player wants to join Real Madrid, not Barca or Bayern. The 2nd biggest star in the world, Haaland, dreams of a move to Real Madrid as said by his agent.
@@superchacho777 Every player wants to join, to also become a Galactico. Vinicius, Rodrygo, Bellingham, Arda, these all joined with little buzz to their names, now they’ve reached stardom. Vinicius & Bellingham are top shirt sellers in the world. Did Real Madrid not “create” them? They were on completely different levels before Real Madrid, the answer is evident, you are to blinded.
Technically speaking , what "it would cost Mbappe to Madrid" , its pretty much paid in wages. Free signings means higher wages and higher bonuses. Alaba for example came for free but has one of the highest wages for Madrid because the reason a player will choose your team over another one is because you give them a better deal. Free signings are of course a lot better than "transfer fee signings"
not really, his signing bonuses, wages and other add ons made it pretty much as costly as it would to buy a player for 100mil and give them decently high wages
1st era Galaticos: Madrid were in financial crisis amid the success on the pitch and Perez challenged Sainz for presidency. Perez promised Figo and should he fail to get Figo, he'll pay for the tickets to all their season ticket holders out of his own pocket. So he won and signed Figo amid Barcelona were pissed to say the least. So Perez signed a star player every year not only for their talent, also how much money they bring to the club. The less marketable players were treated as outcast and later sold off due to having less money than the Galaticos. While Madrid became the richest club in the world, their on field success leaves a lot to be desired due to signing too many attacking players and neglecting the defense meaning an unbalanced squad and sent Madrid to dark times. Perez resigned in 2006. 2nd era Galaticos: 2009 Madrid were in trouble. Constant failures in the Champions League and Barcelona becoming the best club in history hence further falling behind their bitter enemy. Perez returns and broke the world transfer record twice in one window by signing Kaka and Ronaldo and signed a future Ballon D'or winner in Benzema. Perez approach to signing players became more logical by the years. Sure most of his signings weren't shirt sellers bar Bale and James but they were good enough for Madrid and this became their most dominant era in the Champions League by winning 4 titles in 5 years including a 3 peat. Ronaldo became their best player ever to wear the shirt and his supporting cast were wolrd class players their own right. Current era Galaticos: Since Neymar move to PSG changed the signings of players forever, a stadium revamp on the way, Premier League clubs having more money to sign decent players and the current core of players ageing, Perez knew he had to change his approach to signing players again but this time to sign young promising players to Madrid and make them Galaticos before they become too expensive for Madrid to sign. Vini Jr was the first future star player brought in then in the following seasons Rodrygo, Militao, Brahim, Jovic, Camavinga, Tchaoumeni, Guler, Bellingham, Endrick and Mbappe joined. These were young players destined for greatness bar Hazard who was at the peak of his powers when joining Madrid and it was a disaster. This Madrid squad with youth and experience has set up Madrid for world football domination for many years to come and Perez has to take credit for it.
Maybe in the Franco era (along with a bunch of other clubs that also bear the "Real" moniker). That time is long gone and we have since built something new. Nothing but our own money from blood, sweat and tears. Clearly you are still sticking the the past.
Confirms that Barca's whole existence is under-pinned by MADRID.... such is vastness of the impact of Madrid. In Madrid's history Barca will have to be a footnote.
I have been a Madrid fan for 23 years now. This video is very poor with information or concepts of what really happened in Madrid. Before Perez came in, Madrid had HUGE PROBLEMS. Not just debt. It was everything besides football. They weren't playing Madrid style exciting football for the fans, stadium was half empty (I believe Santiago was filled in average around 35% per game) they were in enormous debt. Perez promised to fix everything. And he kinda did until he didn't. First, he sold prime real estate in the centre of Madrid. On that plot were Madrid training grounds, and now there are 4 skyscrapers. Locals call them: Zidane, Figo, Beckham, and Ronaldo. With the money he got from the plot, he bought and started building Ciudad Real Madrid, which was open in 2005. And he paid for emergency debts. He went full gangsta on Barcelona with Figo transfer and started bringing in stars. His only mistake was his ego in that time. He didn't care for the players who did most of the work. And that was Makelele. Moment Makelele left, Madrid collapsed. Easy as that. There were also fights in the dressing rooms, arguments between Raul, Guti, and Perez, etc. You can make an hour long video with ease just about this era. With his second tenure and your markings of the second Galaticos era. Well, things were far more difficult. First and foremost, it is because of Barcelona. Perez found the way to break them, and he did. Mourinho was literally a man who broke them. After that, year by year, they fall apart within. But that's another topic. Besides bringing in stars, perez was smart. Not just by buying but with selling. Ozil is, unfortunately, the first example. Bought for 10m€, sold for 50m€. Perez started to be smart with getting rid of the players. For example. From the seasons 2013/14 to season 2023/24, Madrid has spending per season in average -20m€. So that means that when you look from income and expenses, in 10 years, Madrid realistically spent 200m€. THAT'S IT. THEY SOLD SO MUCH ITS STUPID. When you research, it's smart af. Only 20m€ spent on average per season. Barcelona, on the other hand, is 50m€ per season in deficit. Which means across those 10 seasons 500m€. Which is 300m more than Madrid. Using Barcelona as an example is easy. Sorry, Barcelona fans. There is one more aspect to this. Unlike Barcelona and their famously failed transfers across the decade, Madrid actually spent smart. Look at the squad. Fede Valverde, Rudiger, Alaba, Militao, Mendy, Carvajal, Camavinga, Tchuameni, Courtois, Lunin, Vini Jr, Brahim Diaz, Rodrygo, Mbappe, Fran Garcia, Endrick, Mbappe, Arda Guler... That's all players that came after 2013/14, and some of them already produced multiple UCLs and shit ton of trophies. Camavinga is 3 years in Real Madrid. He won 10 trophies with the club... Most of the players that came almost succeeded. There are flops, and Madrid isn't perfect. Like Luka Jovic, Reiner, Mariano Diaz, Eden Hazard... but not as much when you start like Barcelona list: Arthur, Pjanic, Arda Turan, Coutinho, Dembele, Grizzman, Andre Gomes, to name the few. And there is shit ton more and more you see, more sad it gets. So next time when you want to make a video like this, please do so try to use more info, facts, what really happened, proper analysis, and freely make longer video like a documentary. It's always nice watching videos like that. That is really good journalism, where you can learn shit ton, see a lot of statistics, comparisons, etc. EVERYTHING IS ONLINE, ITS FREE TO FIND, IT'S EASY TO TRANSLATE AND PEOPLE ALREADY MADE IT SO YOU CAN EXPLORE THERE TOO. The best video for this kind of shit is "balón - English." Check it out. It's a criminally underrated channel. He makes fantastic football documentaries.
Late comment but to add more : As you mentioned on your first example with Ozil , he later on did apply it for CR7 but this was a very big message on "the club will always be bigger than a player". NO PLAYER IS ABOVE THE CLUB. Perez what he did the best was to manage the wages of the players. Barcelona on that time with Bartomeu was giving "FIFA wages" that will run down the club to the point were they have to get bail out by La Masia kids years later. Perez will also aim for players who are "finishing contracts of 1 year left and are not happy with clubs conditions" and free transfer players like Alaba. Toni Kross big example , Bayern did not wanna pay him the money "he deserve" after having the best season of his career with Pep Guardiola and the previous season he just won the treble. So , Madrid got an insane deal for 20m for Toni Kross and became instantly a legend and retired as one too at the highest level. Which also translates too "longevity players" that you buy and stay at the club for a lot of years. When Perez started his secon tenure , he actually did not want CR7 at first but because it was already promised from before , he accepted and have CR7. Pelligrini was put in charge of the project and he did push Pep´s Barca to the maximum , Barca did 99 points and Madrid did 96 points , two of the highest point tally at that time , and the thing is that Madrid could have done 100+ points have they not lose those two very even clasicos games. Pelligrini was fired after the first season but the main reason was because Mourinho who defeated Barca on Champions league and won the treble , just look like the perfect candidate. And while Mourinho did stop the Barca on his 2011/12 year , it collapsed on the very next year. You could say that Florentino on 2014/15 did one of the most crazy and dumb things that to this day he still ask himself why did he do it. HE FIRED Ancelotti who got Semis of Champions league , 2nd of la LIGA just behind the MSN machine , and lost Copa del Rey to Atletico Madrid who was Top 4-5 team at that moment and was La Liga winner the previous season. And he replace him with Benitez who then got fired months later for Zidane who is pretty much an extension of Ancelotti and we know what happend after. Also , the season 2018/19 Florentino got bashed because after selling CR7 the team "looks unbalance" in terms of not having an attacking reference other than Benzema and Bale. Later on , Perez did the right play and build probably a stronger squad that is a lot more consistent with more healthy wages and with better prospects and incredible subs. Oh yes and while his first stint "looked like a big failure" , he did accomplished what he wanted , make Madrid a machine on printing money and always give the fans the "Galactico" image You could say that Perez have his blunders as you mentioned but he always comesback stronger and knows how to fix it.
to be fair, hazard's problem was mostly around his injuries, when he's fit he was amazing for madrid, but his negligence towards his own bodies really took a toll.
As someone who has been following the La Liga for over 20 years, Florentino Perez is not the only deciding factor in Madrid’s success. You should take into account the Barcelona’s failure as well, specifically the financial situation they have been gone through. With excellent form of Barcelona, Real Madrid will definitely have problems.
yet one of the lowest net transfer ratio in Europe reminds me of another spanish team who spent Crazy money and become broke. Chelsea,psg,United would have been the most successful clubs in the recent eras if money could by you success. Another example I can give is look how vini,Rodrigo,Brahim,militao,Rudi, Camavinga or fade did they come to madrid as Galacticos? the ans is no Real Madrid made them Galacticos.
@@str7413 lol, these clowns. They got these players with money. They spent their money wisely but they didn't make them. Don't know why people get sensitive over this comment.
This is not a troll youtube channel, stop making statements even you know hold no merit. The case was closed becuase there was no proof of sort, and it was for 2-5 million, which would not even make a dent in Real Madrids spending.
@@Mushroomy509 Bro, im not even talking about 1 case... Madrid this year has earned over 30 Millions in concerts without having documents for concerts... that money is being used in the spanish liga in salaries... then, Madrid mayor gave a company named Real Madrid with his financial direction located in the Bernabeu the rights to make the new parkings around the area. That was 500+ Millions for Real and 1 day before a judge saw it was illegal the mayor changed the documents and wrote that the amount of money was around 5 Millions not 500... But guess what, nobody talks about that because Perez controls the media. There are audio proofs that record Perez saying that they only needed to control Marca and he will have all the info power in Spain. There is also proof of 2 ex-referees saying that Madrid president talked with them alone before a game of Real... Nobody has done anything. You have a lot of proofs in history that Madrid is a club just like PSG, City and other, they are built with public money and they are a mafia. Di Stefano was going to sign for Barcelona but the government didnt allow it and they told him to sign for Real, the rest is history.
Calma. I know Guler is a great prospect. But he will be known as a top player by next season, just like Bellingham is now. (Jude is just 21, and he's already being regarded as one of the best players in the world!) Right now, Arda's game intelligence and his body is growing. He should be protected from rough games where there's a risk of injury. He will start tonight though, and he will have a good game.
He's hurt his career by going to real Madrid sadly, he needs to go somewhere else either on loan or permenantly to get game time and prevent Madrid harming his development.
lmao he changed the caption of the video. While some boys here can't people can't read nor comprehend. Sadly you'll need more than a dictionary to actually reply to comments on youtube.
Like mentioned at 10:34, Real Madrid's Galactico transfer policy has shifted from players in their prime, to players entering their prime, and now younger players with Galactico potential. Right now their team is insanely good, but I think Perez's strategy will eventually reach a point where they need to promote youth academy graduates to save transfer costs
In 10 years Real Madrid have just spend 348 million
@@Los-_-Blancos but they have made a lot of profit
The next phase will likely involve a combination of free transfers and versatile players who can play in multiple positions. We've already seen them make very good free transfers in Rudiger, Alaba, and Mbappe. They are already looking to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold and Alphonso Davies and have a good bunch of players who can play several positions such as Tchouameni, Camavinga, Valverde, Bellingham, Rodrygo, and Brahim Diaz.
So he basically crated the galacticos brand by buying the best players in the world 20 years ago and because of that brand he can now buy up and coming stars who automatically become galacticos if they make it in Madrid. And of course all the up and coming players also want to become galacticos because their idols were them too. It’s not just money it’s the brand.
There's a whole generation of young footballers who grew up inspired by watching Cristiano at Real Madrid. Then it will be the ones who grew up watching Vini, Jude and now Mbappe. Seriously, this Galactico business is a cycle, not a linear phase. If it keeps inspiring younger players, it's affecting global football for the better as well.
@@Chip_Fuse Zidane i would say has had an even bigger impact than Ronaldo in my opinion, because it has made Real Madrid irresistible in the french market, which now has the best talents
@@Mushroomy509 Surely not. Because for Ronaldo it's worldwide, not just French or Portuguese. Vini, Rodrygo, Endrick, Mbappe...all of them are Cristianinhos. So are the ones aspiring to be Madridistas - Kvaratskhelia, even Garnacho who is from a country that teaches young players to hate Cristiano.
@@Chip_Fuse Mbappe also idolises Zidane, though. Zidane is just more timeless, he’s players favorite player. Garnacho is half Spanish, but I get your point, even went to Atletico Madrids academy.
While keeping 50% of their image rights, f@cking wizard.
For all the comments crying "MONEY"...
Manchester United, Barcelona, Chelsea, Man City, PSG, Arsenal, Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Liverpool, Tottenham.
They all spent more than Madrid since 2014, so there goes your argument
I'm starting to think most people don't understand how different Real Madrid are in many ways.
Most of Real's academy players leave, because the senior team is too stacked. That doesn't mean they don't thrive, - just not at Madrid.
Madrid probably has the most academy players in Europe's top 5.
I still believe Barcelona's academy is better (I say that as a Madridista).
P. S.
And yes, I know the title of the video has changed.
What the point of having an academy? Just selling them ?
@@theflashgordon193 It's a bit different now.
Now they make use of few big signings, youngsters (and academy players), as well as keeping certain veterans around, to help teach the youth.
People don't understand how intricate Real Madrid is. They don't remain at the highest level by just having a stacked squad. That's why the first Galacticos didn't live up to the hype (expectations). That's the whole reason why Madrid is so diverse now - in regards to the acquisition of players.
Hope all of this helps.
@@theflashgordon193 the academy player gave you 100% of the price in profit, is a way of keeping money all the time coming to Real Madrid without doing anything , if you are good enough like carvajal, valverde or casemiro etc you come back and play, all went on loan and when they sell a player a lot of the times if they think is good they sell it cheap but keeping the 50% of the rights (kubo for example), sometimes real madrid fail for example with hakimi or reguilon ( i know right now is bad but he was really good IMO)
@@theflashgordon193 do you know what is the name of their academy? La Fábrica, literally "The Factory". It is just a factory/farm system for them to generate money here and there. But they sold them clever, they sold them with a buyback clause or partial ownership. So if a player is good enough, they can buy them back with a reasonable price.
Yes your are right real madrid have most acadamy players featuring in the top 5 leagues
Good work man, nice and refreshing to see docu video after so many tactical analysis
Thanks man, wait til you see what's coming Saturday. I personally think it's my best docu
idk what madrid will do after perez resigns
It will be better as ever
They will see dark times
What if Zidane replaces him 💣💣💣💣
@@cognitio278 never
Pérez already has a plan for that I can assure you, this man is the godfather of real life he has everything planned, thank god we have him as president
They basically have to buy superstars to keep them globally relevant outside of the Latin world which Perez admitted in an interview to the times, because they are trying to increase the interest in them in more lucrative markets like North America, Asia, Europe and Africa where the Premier League dominate in popularity and TV contract money. The La Liga TV contract has been shrinking in value for the past 6 years, so they need to buy superstars to increase interest them and generate more money, because TV money is the biggest part of their wealth.
that's every club. Real Madrid is popular the galactiocs gave Madrid a platform to compete in Asia,U.S and around the world. Since they have that they can buy young players who will become the best in 5 years.
@@rand_xcurse6884 Enough of Real Madrid marketing brainwashing. The reality is they not as popular globally as the English teams. The fact the La Liga TV deal is 3.5 billion and getting smaller and the EPL deal is 12 billion it shows who really are the biggest teams in the world. Real only average 40 million global viewers that is less than West Ham and Tottenham average. That is why Real Madrid wanted a super league so bad because they knew they would never be as popular as English teams or generate the global money that league does. Real are only rich because they don’t share the TV equally and there is a fear if more and more people and TV companies lose interest in La liga they could have financial problems in the future
Madrid has had the most revenue consistently since covid and was always in the top 2 of the bigg9clubs in the world revenue wise and title wise. Saying Madrid is not as big as an English team is a piss take mate. They're bigger than any English team could hope to be. Laliga may not be as big a the Prem but rest assured that Real are the exception @@Delboy0
@@klmgaragegainer4196 You are doing the classic Real Madrid fanboy mistake of confusing success with actual global fanbases. In the NFL New England Patriots have the most superbowls but the most popular team is the Dallas Cowboys with the biggest TV deal.
Real Madrid’s high revenues stems from not sharing their TV contract money equally like the other major leagues . They take around 25% of the total La liga TV and this keeps them richer than other teams. Do you know how rich an EPL team would be if they were allowed to take 25% of the EPL TV deal? They would be four times richer than Real Madrid now. EPL teams actually generate more commercial revenue than Real, and Liverpool, Arsenal and Man Utd outsell Real Madrid globally. Adidas recently signed the biggest shirt deal with Liverpool because they believe Liverpool is a bigger club.
Without the unfair TV contract share Real Madrid they would be poorer than most English and German teams.
@@Delboy0 I see the point you're trying to make. Though Madrid isn't the Patriots, I'm all the way here in South Africa and I've only ever had 2 teams. Real Madrid and Kaizer Chiefs. I'm only a Madrid fan now.
Because you may not be a fan of Real Madrid doesn't change that their fan base is an internation one and amongst the biggest. 25% is a lot and that just the truth.
The other truth is that more people watch Madrid than the other teams in La Liga. A disproportionately larger number at that so yes maybe it makes sense that they earn more. The Prem is the most watched league in the world and the most broadcasted to yes it makes sense that the earns are shared equal to contribution of revenue just as is in Spain.
Love the Galactica breakdown mate!
By having a history of signing the best players winning titles with these players and looping this philosiphy
Perez is a good president however he made the biggest mistake selling Ronaldo due to not giving him a higher wage. The second mistake was signing Hazard as the replacement of Ronaldo. Is thus president good? Yes, however some mistakes done as well. We also can’t forget Zidane and Ancelotti as the founding fathers of getting the best out their players. ❤
Fuck Ronaldo. Real kept winning. And Ronaldo doesn't win a title since 2019. And his in Arabia... Cmon
If you mean CR7, it's not even a mistake from an economy perspective, Perez sold him when CR7's real market value was still the high (his highest possible considering the situations at that time), and we all know that CR7 real economical value had never been higher after he left Real Madrid, so would be impossible for Perez to sell CR7 at least at the same price if he chose to sell him later
It's like in the stock market, of course you as stock owner would sell your stock as fast as possible if the stock has no longer potential to have its value increased and will just decline from time to time, and even worse, if the fee for having the stock also increases two-folds
Its not any player that made REAL Madrid great but this man. He should also deserve ballon dor
Thanks for this bro ❤
I see a pattern here
* Perez bought Prime Galacitcos
* Perez bought Pre-prime Galacitcos
* Perez bought Baby Galacitcos
His next move will be buying unborn Galacitcos?
The galacticos got destroyed at their home
By buying them … end of the video
Bro I don't agree, barcelona tried to buy greizmann, coutinho and dembele when they were amazing prospects. It's just whatever Real touches turns into gold. Our Barca eill never have that Aura unfortunately
@@dayimshah3730 mbappe proves you're wrong 😂
and sell them high price later
@@dayimshah3730barca has the greatest football academy, real wont have that aura unfortunately.
@@dayimshah3730 Yes Hazard was sooo great for them......
3 eras of Galacticos
Destroyed by Ronaldinho
Destroyed by Messi
And new one will be Destroyed by Yamal
I think you failed to address a critical point if the strategy which is the free transfer in the style of Juve.
Hes managed to convince several classy players to come on a free or low price due to length of contract remaining, weaponizing the prestige of the club to convince players to essentially run down their contracts.
thanks
galacticos 3 end date isn't set yet, i predict it will end in 2026 or 2027 with a few more joining in the defense and midfield. wirtz, musiala, saliba, rodri, halaand, alexander arnold, davies, etc. are all being rumored about with varying degrees of truth from pipe dream to probable. we will see by 2027. also courtois market value is definitely more than the mentioned 28 mil, he is top 3 in the world in 24/25 season and still have at least 5 more seasons in him as a top performer.
Please make a video on La Masia. How do they keep churning out world class players consistently?
They are ACTUALLY creating new stars.
They have the best academy in the world. And it’s not even close.
World class players constantly is a stretch.
I think it's more accurate to say 'World class potential'
In Catalunya, there's a lot of local talent. And because Barca is such a big club and La masia itself is a big academy, young talents are easily drawn to the club.
Even if you were a Madrid fan, you'd know that if you could make it through la masia, there's a good chance you'd make first team if you're good enough. Cantalunya is also home is espanyol and girona with their own academies so it's a place where there's heavy football competition and La masia would easily take the biggest share. Even through out the rest of Spain, young talents would want to go to La masia.
They also have good scouts who scout talents round the world. And again, the LA masia and barca brand is probably the most attractive thing for a young talent
If you're wondering how it came to be like this to start with. LA masia is Cruyff's design. A lot of good principles for an academy where established by him which a lot of other academies took note of.
La masia also has good coaches. Pep for example was Barca B coach before taking the first team job. In this way, Barca grows both coaches AND managers
But I think one very important thing is how La masia trains its talents. If you went to La fabrica for example, Real Madrid isn't really expecting you to be a valid option or necessarily a first team player at some point. It's a big MAYBE for them. They run academy to basically throw some shit around and see what sticks. But at La masia, they train their stars with the aim of them getting to the first team at some point AND to be first team ready in time of need. That's why it's they have so many young stars who can play top level European football without much difficulty.
I want Valvarde to be a brand like Beckham,because his performance is absolutely in top5 midfielders of this generation still many people view him as an above average player.
Does he has charisma
@@JohnJo-qn7wq Does Toni Kroos had charisma when he was at Bayern?no.After he joined Real Madrid, whenever people brand him "The Sniper" it gave me 1000+ aura
"creating"?
Yessssssssssssss
"creating"
Every player wants to join Real Madrid, not Barca or Bayern. The 2nd biggest star in the world, Haaland, dreams of a move to Real Madrid as said by his agent.
@@Mushroomy509 "creating"
@@superchacho777 Every player wants to join, to also become a Galactico.
Vinicius, Rodrygo, Bellingham, Arda, these all joined with little buzz to their names, now they’ve reached stardom. Vinicius & Bellingham are top shirt sellers in the world. Did Real Madrid not “create” them? They were on completely different levels before Real Madrid, the answer is evident, you are to blinded.
@@Mushroomy509 "creating"
@@superchacho777 You can’t even read brother, this is embarrassing for you
hello brother.. no mention of fede?
Mbappe for free is insane
It was never free
Technically speaking , what "it would cost Mbappe to Madrid" , its pretty much paid in wages.
Free signings means higher wages and higher bonuses.
Alaba for example came for free but has one of the highest wages for Madrid because the reason a player will choose your team over another one is because you give them a better deal.
Free signings are of course a lot better than "transfer fee signings"
not really, his signing bonuses, wages and other add ons made it pretty much as costly as it would to buy a player for 100mil and give them decently high wages
@@jivvrbut would a player scoring a hattrick in one of if not the best world cup final in the world be only worth 15 million more than Anthony?
Mbappe being a free agent is a crime
1st era Galaticos:
Madrid were in financial crisis amid the success on the pitch and Perez challenged Sainz for presidency. Perez promised Figo and should he fail to get Figo, he'll pay for the tickets to all their season ticket holders out of his own pocket. So he won and signed Figo amid Barcelona were pissed to say the least. So Perez signed a star player every year not only for their talent, also how much money they bring to the club. The less marketable players were treated as outcast and later sold off due to having less money than the Galaticos. While Madrid became the richest club in the world, their on field success leaves a lot to be desired due to signing too many attacking players and neglecting the defense meaning an unbalanced squad and sent Madrid to dark times. Perez resigned in 2006.
2nd era Galaticos:
2009 Madrid were in trouble. Constant failures in the Champions League and Barcelona becoming the best club in history hence further falling behind their bitter enemy. Perez returns and broke the world transfer record twice in one window by signing Kaka and Ronaldo and signed a future Ballon D'or winner in Benzema. Perez approach to signing players became more logical by the years. Sure most of his signings weren't shirt sellers bar Bale and James but they were good enough for Madrid and this became their most dominant era in the Champions League by winning 4 titles in 5 years including a 3 peat. Ronaldo became their best player ever to wear the shirt and his supporting cast were wolrd class players their own right.
Current era Galaticos:
Since Neymar move to PSG changed the signings of players forever, a stadium revamp on the way, Premier League clubs having more money to sign decent players and the current core of players ageing, Perez knew he had to change his approach to signing players again but this time to sign young promising players to Madrid and make them Galaticos before they become too expensive for Madrid to sign. Vini Jr was the first future star player brought in then in the following seasons Rodrygo, Militao, Brahim, Jovic, Camavinga, Tchaoumeni, Guler, Bellingham, Endrick and Mbappe joined. These were young players destined for greatness bar Hazard who was at the peak of his powers when joining Madrid and it was a disaster. This Madrid squad with youth and experience has set up Madrid for world football domination for many years to come and Perez has to take credit for it.
Real Madrid were always privilege Club since the start.
This channel isn't a trolling channel
well, the club has a good manager, president, resources, players, its the best club
Maybe in the Franco era (along with a bunch of other clubs that also bear the "Real" moniker). That time is long gone and we have since built something new. Nothing but our own money from blood, sweat and tears. Clearly you are still sticking the the past.
Love your video but forgetting Valverde is just sad . Fede Valverde honesty wow
FMS would like to see similar video on LA MASIA to fc Barcelona first team. Becomes Legendes dismantling the Galactics on there way
Confirms that Barca's whole existence is under-pinned by MADRID.... such is vastness of the impact of Madrid. In Madrid's history Barca will have to be a footnote.
I have been a Madrid fan for 23 years now. This video is very poor with information or concepts of what really happened in Madrid.
Before Perez came in, Madrid had HUGE PROBLEMS. Not just debt. It was everything besides football. They weren't playing Madrid style exciting football for the fans, stadium was half empty (I believe Santiago was filled in average around 35% per game) they were in enormous debt.
Perez promised to fix everything. And he kinda did until he didn't.
First, he sold prime real estate in the centre of Madrid. On that plot were Madrid training grounds, and now there are 4 skyscrapers. Locals call them: Zidane, Figo, Beckham, and Ronaldo. With the money he got from the plot, he bought and started building Ciudad Real Madrid, which was open in 2005. And he paid for emergency debts.
He went full gangsta on Barcelona with Figo transfer and started bringing in stars.
His only mistake was his ego in that time. He didn't care for the players who did most of the work. And that was Makelele. Moment Makelele left, Madrid collapsed. Easy as that. There were also fights in the dressing rooms, arguments between Raul, Guti, and Perez, etc.
You can make an hour long video with ease just about this era.
With his second tenure and your markings of the second Galaticos era. Well, things were far more difficult. First and foremost, it is because of Barcelona. Perez found the way to break them, and he did. Mourinho was literally a man who broke them. After that, year by year, they fall apart within. But that's another topic.
Besides bringing in stars, perez was smart. Not just by buying but with selling. Ozil is, unfortunately, the first example. Bought for 10m€, sold for 50m€. Perez started to be smart with getting rid of the players.
For example. From the seasons 2013/14 to season 2023/24, Madrid has spending per season in average -20m€. So that means that when you look from income and expenses, in 10 years, Madrid realistically spent 200m€. THAT'S IT. THEY SOLD SO MUCH ITS STUPID. When you research, it's smart af. Only 20m€ spent on average per season. Barcelona, on the other hand, is 50m€ per season in deficit. Which means across those 10 seasons 500m€. Which is 300m more than Madrid. Using Barcelona as an example is easy. Sorry, Barcelona fans.
There is one more aspect to this. Unlike Barcelona and their famously failed transfers across the decade, Madrid actually spent smart. Look at the squad. Fede Valverde, Rudiger, Alaba, Militao, Mendy, Carvajal, Camavinga, Tchuameni, Courtois, Lunin, Vini Jr, Brahim Diaz, Rodrygo, Mbappe, Fran Garcia, Endrick, Mbappe, Arda Guler... That's all players that came after 2013/14, and some of them already produced multiple UCLs and shit ton of trophies. Camavinga is 3 years in Real Madrid. He won 10 trophies with the club...
Most of the players that came almost succeeded. There are flops, and Madrid isn't perfect. Like Luka Jovic, Reiner, Mariano Diaz, Eden Hazard... but not as much when you start like Barcelona list: Arthur, Pjanic, Arda Turan, Coutinho, Dembele, Grizzman, Andre Gomes, to name the few. And there is shit ton more and more you see, more sad it gets.
So next time when you want to make a video like this, please do so try to use more info, facts, what really happened, proper analysis, and freely make longer video like a documentary. It's always nice watching videos like that. That is really good journalism, where you can learn shit ton, see a lot of statistics, comparisons, etc. EVERYTHING IS ONLINE, ITS FREE TO FIND, IT'S EASY TO TRANSLATE AND PEOPLE ALREADY MADE IT SO YOU CAN EXPLORE THERE TOO.
The best video for this kind of shit is "balón - English." Check it out. It's a criminally underrated channel. He makes fantastic football documentaries.
Nicely explained bro
Late comment but to add more :
As you mentioned on your first example with Ozil , he later on did apply it for CR7 but this was a very big message on "the club will always be bigger than a player". NO PLAYER IS ABOVE THE CLUB. Perez what he did the best was to manage the wages of the players. Barcelona on that time with Bartomeu was giving "FIFA wages" that will run down the club to the point were they have to get bail out by La Masia kids years later.
Perez will also aim for players who are "finishing contracts of 1 year left and are not happy with clubs conditions" and free transfer players like Alaba. Toni Kross big example , Bayern did not wanna pay him the money "he deserve" after having the best season of his career with Pep Guardiola and the previous season he just won the treble. So , Madrid got an insane deal for 20m for Toni Kross and became instantly a legend and retired as one too at the highest level. Which also translates too "longevity players" that you buy and stay at the club for a lot of years.
When Perez started his secon tenure , he actually did not want CR7 at first but because it was already promised from before , he accepted and have CR7. Pelligrini was put in charge of the project and he did push Pep´s Barca to the maximum , Barca did 99 points and Madrid did 96 points , two of the highest point tally at that time , and the thing is that Madrid could have done 100+ points have they not lose those two very even clasicos games. Pelligrini was fired after the first season but the main reason was because Mourinho who defeated Barca on Champions league and won the treble , just look like the perfect candidate. And while Mourinho did stop the Barca on his 2011/12 year , it collapsed on the very next year.
You could say that Florentino on 2014/15 did one of the most crazy and dumb things that to this day he still ask himself why did he do it. HE FIRED Ancelotti who got Semis of Champions league , 2nd of la LIGA just behind the MSN machine , and lost Copa del Rey to Atletico Madrid who was Top 4-5 team at that moment and was La Liga winner the previous season. And he replace him with Benitez who then got fired months later for Zidane who is pretty much an extension of Ancelotti and we know what happend after.
Also , the season 2018/19 Florentino got bashed because after selling CR7 the team "looks unbalance" in terms of not having an attacking reference other than Benzema and Bale. Later on , Perez did the right play and build probably a stronger squad that is a lot more consistent with more healthy wages and with better prospects and incredible subs.
Oh yes and while his first stint "looked like a big failure" , he did accomplished what he wanted , make Madrid a machine on printing money and always give the fans the "Galactico" image
You could say that Perez have his blunders as you mentioned but he always comesback stronger and knows how to fix it.
honestly, if bartomeu wasn't appointed by Barcelona, they would be doing so much better today and would never end up in debt
to be fair, hazard's problem was mostly around his injuries, when he's fit he was amazing for madrid, but his negligence towards his own bodies really took a toll.
His injuries and his mentality, that guy had no mentality for a club like real Madrid
drop more videos bro
I just wanted to say that Mbappe is not a baby galactico...lol
When you have 'Money, Money, Money!', scouting feels so much easier. The problem is the gameplan
The titles prove that it is the mindset that rules above all. The victory at City's ground this past CL campaign is evidence.
@@cyphermote6857 Its easy to say that when you already have the best players in your generation.
As someone who has been following the La Liga for over 20 years, Florentino Perez is not the only deciding factor in Madrid’s success. You should take into account the Barcelona’s failure as well, specifically the financial situation they have been gone through. With excellent form of Barcelona, Real Madrid will definitely have problems.
I'm not gonna lie you making thevwrong videos where's the Aston Villa and Bayern tactical analysis or at least Arsenal vs PSG😢
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I don't know. That title doesn't feel right with me.
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Let me save you time. The answer is MONEY
yet one of the lowest net transfer ratio in Europe reminds me of another spanish team who spent Crazy money and become broke.
Chelsea,psg,United would have been the most successful clubs in the recent eras if money could by you success.
Another example I can give is
look how vini,Rodrigo,Brahim,militao,Rudi,
Camavinga or fade did they come to madrid as Galacticos?
the ans is no Real Madrid made them Galacticos.
They have lowest net transfer ratio than so called La masia club. Stop being salty 😂
@@str7413 lol, these clowns. They got these players with money. They spent their money wisely but they didn't make them. Don't know why people get sensitive over this comment.
YES - Nothing but our own money from blood, sweat and tears. It is not our fault your club cannot do the same.
The art of having a crapload of money 😂
where is arda güler. behave yourself
bench warmer
Just take a look at net spend in the last 2 decades for all clubs. Then talk.
Got to credit the scouts. They have some eye in creating legendary players.
zizuuu
Because the goverment helps them with public money....
This is not a troll youtube channel, stop making statements even you know hold no merit. The case was closed becuase there was no proof of sort, and it was for 2-5 million, which would not even make a dent in Real Madrids spending.
@@Mushroomy509 Bro, im not even talking about 1 case... Madrid this year has earned over 30 Millions in concerts without having documents for concerts... that money is being used in the spanish liga in salaries... then, Madrid mayor gave a company named Real Madrid with his financial direction located in the Bernabeu the rights to make the new parkings around the area. That was 500+ Millions for Real and 1 day before a judge saw it was illegal the mayor changed the documents and wrote that the amount of money was around 5 Millions not 500... But guess what, nobody talks about that because Perez controls the media. There are audio proofs that record Perez saying that they only needed to control Marca and he will have all the info power in Spain. There is also proof of 2 ex-referees saying that Madrid president talked with them alone before a game of Real... Nobody has done anything. You have a lot of proofs in history that Madrid is a club just like PSG, City and other, they are built with public money and they are a mafia. Di Stefano was going to sign for Barcelona but the government didnt allow it and they told him to sign for Real, the rest is history.
@@Mushroomy509 In fact, Madrid is currently in a case about exactly that.
@@matiasescobar8730 Not true, Real Madrid are involved in no cases
@@Mushroomy509 You know what's happening with the new Bernabeu, right?
CREATING = BUYING OVERPRISED DIVAS
And winning trophies while Brokelona is trophyless
Yet one of the lowest net transfer spending among top 5 leagues.
Overpriced divas who go and humble so called La masia talents. I can feel your trys right through this comment. Cry
By buying referees... end of story
Barcelona talking about referees
Barcelona fans talking about referees when their club is the one who's being investigated for bribery and tampering with evidence. Joke.
Every Barca fans argument “rigged” “robbed”
@@Chip_Fuse The case was dropped
@@riag-zo9to Is not drop lol an ex director just admitted in public that they cheated lol
And the absolute DISRESPECT to Arda Guler is insane. One of the biggest talents in the world. His name should be on that list
Calma. I know Guler is a great prospect. But he will be known as a top player by next season, just like Bellingham is now. (Jude is just 21, and he's already being regarded as one of the best players in the world!)
Right now, Arda's game intelligence and his body is growing. He should be protected from rough games where there's a risk of injury.
He will start tonight though, and he will have a good game.
Great prospect but Madrid fans are rushing
He's hurt his career by going to real Madrid sadly, he needs to go somewhere else either on loan or permenantly to get game time and prevent Madrid harming his development.
creating galacticos 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭
You really need to check a dictionary bro
Yes
lmao he changed the caption of the video. While some boys here can't people can't read nor comprehend. Sadly you'll need more than a dictionary to actually reply to comments on youtube.
@@hoteltrivago9504 he captioned it as "creating galacticos" which implies how madrid creates a superstar team, go and buy a dictionary my friend
@@hoteltrivago9504 remember when you was laughing at vinicuis
Now he's the biggest nightmare to barcelona and a ballon d'or winner
Hala Madrid y nada más
Hala madrid
This is Real Madrid The best Footbdll club in The World
.lol 😂😂😂😂
Hala Madrid !! Viva la Casa Blanca !!
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Yeah and ruining international football in the progress
There is no art in just having money and there is no art in just buying every player they want
Glad I found your channel! You make really high quality and interesting content. Keep it up!🌶🛫⚱️