Cucurella, Ronaldo, Bellingham, Huijsen & Spain-Real Madrid Relationship, World Cup RO32 Reaction

Cucurella, Ronaldo, Bellingham, Huijsen & Spain-Real Madrid Relationship, World Cup RO32 Reaction

Ruri Barlow joins Siddharth Ramsundar for this World Cup RO32 reaction and big picture episode. How are Spain and Real Madrid's Marc Cucurella doing at the World Cup? What about Lamine Yamal and Alex Baena? Are Spain biased for not selecting Dean Huijsen, and how has the relationship been in the past? On Tuchel and England's visit to the Azteca, the Jude-Kane duo, Ronaldo and Portugal, Ancelotti's Brazil, England's evolution over the years and more.

Nico Paz Sale, Real Madrid Transfers

Jarod Hector and Siddharth Ramsundar discuss the sale of Nico Paz. Is moving off him coming from Mourinho, the club, or both? Who else should be signed to complete the squad? How could Bernardo Silva be platformed right now to help you control games? How will next season look under Mourinho?

Real Madrid Stars At The World Cup

Jarod Hector and Siddharth Ramsundar discuss the state of Real Madrid's stars at the World Cup. Arda Guler eliminated. Vinicius, Jude and Mbappe performing at their best. Rudiger for Germany. Who can stop France? Will Argentina stop winning penalties? Why are Portugal so disappointing?

Camavinga's Real Madrid Future

Cerebrone joins Siddharth Ramsundar (Agarthasid) to discuss Eduardo Camavinga. Could being left at home for the World Cup be the lightbulb moment that helps him look in the mirror and turn his career around? Has he been lazy with the details even outside his injuries? Should Real Madrid sell Tchouameni or Federico Valverde?

Kylian Mbappe's Trajectory: Real Madrid, France, World Cups, Mourinho

Cerebrone joins Siddharth Ramsundar (AgarthaSid) to talk Kylian Mbappe's past, present and future. Why he joined Real Madrid at the wrong time, why he was frustrated this past season, the chip on his shoulder at the World Cup with France, why Olise fits him so well, and how his parents have managed his career going back to Monaco days. Cerebrone predicts that he will have his best season yet under Mourinho, who will restore hierarchy to the team.