Real Madrid midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni has made it clear that the club must return to winning major trophies this season, insisting that success is part of what makes Real Madrid the biggest club in the world.
Tchouaméni acknowledged the pressure surrounding the team after two seasons that have not met the club’s expectations. The French midfielder believes the players must respond on the pitch and show that they are capable of competing for every major trophy available.
We must win trophies this season. This is why Real Madrid is the biggest club in the world,
Tchouaméni said, highlighting the standards expected at the Santiago Bernabéu.
Addressing criticism of the team, the midfielder refused to make excuses and instead pointed towards the end of the campaign as the right time to judge their progress.
Criticism? We will see at the end of the season… we have to do our best, and it wasn’t the case in the last two seasons,
he added.
The comments underline the mentality Real Madrid are looking to restore as they aim to challenge for La Liga, the Champions League and other major honours.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid have also moved to secure the future of one of their most exciting young players. Arda Güler is set to sign a new long-term contract with the club, with the agreement expected to keep the Turkish midfielder at the Bernabéu until June 2032.
The decision reflects Madrid’s confidence in Güler’s development and his importance to the club’s long-term plans. With Tchouaméni demanding trophies and Güler’s future secured, Real Madrid are looking to build a squad capable of returning to the very top.
