Carreras Contract Length and Fee Revealed as Real Madrid Make Fourth Summer Signing
Real Madrid have gone and re-signed Alvaro Carreras, a former Manchester United left-back. Let’s be honest, this isn’t exactly a signing that’s going to set the world on fire. Carreras is back at the Bernabeu, but the real question is why?
The contract length is three years. Three years for a player who couldn’t make it at United. It’s baffling. Real Madrid are supposed to be the pinnacle of football, yet they’re bringing back a player who was surplus to requirements in Manchester. It’s like they’re collecting players for the sake of it.
The fee? €15 million. For a club like Madrid, that’s pocket change, but it’s still money wasted if you ask me. Carreras is not going to transform this team. He’s not Roberto Carlos, and he’s not even close.
This is Madrid’s fourth signing of the summer, and frankly, it’s underwhelming. The club needs to focus on quality, not quantity. They should be signing players who can make a real impact, not just fill a squad number.
Carreras might have some decent moments, but he’s not the solution to Madrid’s problems. The club needs to wake up and realize that bringing back players who didn’t cut it elsewhere isn’t the way forward.
In the end, this signing is more about filling gaps than building a team capable of winning the Champions League. Madrid fans deserve better, and so does the club. It’s time to stop living in the past and start making signings that actually matter.