Real Madrid vs Valladolid Prediction & Betting Tips (25 August)

It didn't take as much to unleash the media spheres against Real Madrid and especially Mbappé in the French-speaking community. Indeed, the former Parisian did not score for his first in La Liga in Mallorca despite numerous attempts and above all very good availability, and as a bonus, he could be at fault for Muriqi's equalizing goal final score 1 -1. The reigning champion must now react at home in front of his audience. Note that Monday and Tuesday were days of rest for Casa Blanca under the order of Ancelotti since as a reminder, in a season with more than 70 matches for some, and especially a conquest in the UEFA Super Cup on August 14 2-0 victory against Atalanta, the bodies will have to be rested more often during the season in order to preserve the freshness of the artists on the field.

Valladolid will not play 70 matches, far from it, but the 37 remaining in the championship will have to be well negotiated to remain in the 1st division and avoid moving up for the 4th successive year. Promoted by finishing runner-up to Leganes in D2, La Pucela got their new campaign off to a good start by beating an old friend, Espanyol Barcelona, ​​in a clash between promoted players 1-0. As announced in the stakes, a draw at the Bernabéu would be a king's result for the club owned by one of the legends of the Broncos, Ronaldo Nazario "R9". 

Ultimately, Florentino Perez and his team have been relatively calm in the transfer market. At the same time, there was no need to shake up everything since their team won 3 major trophies last year (LDC, La Liga, Spanish Super Cup). In addition, they added to their recipe the spicy Mbappé (PSG, free of any contract) who did not wait to score since he was decisive against Bergamo in the UEFA Super Cup. We also note the arrival of Endrick who, however, did not play in Warsaw or even in Mallorca. On the other hand, dads like Nacho (transfer) and Kroos (retirement) left the White House, just like Joselu, who only played one year for the club of his dreams, and he leaves grown up with notably a Champions League and the label of savior against Bayern in the semi-final return with a double coming off the bench. Often loaned over the seasons, Latasa was sent for less than 3 million to Valladolid. Modric, the last thief with Carvajal, stayed for an additional season. Everything is not yet well oiled, Ancelotti will have work to do, but the quartet made up of Jude Bellingham, Rodrygo, Vinicius Jr and Mbappé should be installed again today in order to correct last weekend's situation. In the injury department, Alaba is still recovering and a return date would emerge in October while the unfortunate Joan Martinez, considered by the Italian technician in the central hierarchy, was seriously injured during the summer tour to United States (cross) and package for an indefinite period. Announced suffering from a hernia, Anuar will very logically miss the call at the Bernabéu today.

Ditto for Kenedy (ex-Chelsea), also injured. On the other hand, the rookie goalkeeper, Andre Ferreira (ex-Granada) should return from suspension. Author of 2 small goals and 4 assists in D2 last year, Raul Moro (rookie, Lazio) allowed his team to win the first championship match by being the only scorer of the game. Returning from his productive loan from Rayo Vallecano, Kike Perez appears as an indisputable starter in this team just like Cömert (on loan from Valencia for the season). Permanently signed from Mallorca, Amath Ndiaye was the decisive passer on Moro's goal last weekend while the club expects a lot from Selim Amallah, returning from his loan at Valencia. Still in the transfer window, recently, the club signed Chasco Ruiz from Bilbo where he played only with the reserve without forgetting the dry transfer of Latasa (Real Madrid in fact). Karl Hein (Arsenal, loan) played as a starter during J1 in the bars, Victor Cavas arrived from Granada, the same for Stipe (transfer, LAFC), and for Juric (Parma, transfer). Regarding departures, a bunch of non-active players with team A left free or on loan but we should still note the departure of Monchu (6 goals, 3 goals last year in D2) and that of Sergio Escudero (free, 3 goals, 3 caviars last year) without forgetting Jordi Masip (passed by Barça), the veteran Alvaro Negredo (1 goal last season) and the promising young Salazar (2 goals in 11 games) left for Estoril.