Real Madrid enter a new era under José Mourinho, whose appointment was announced on 11 June 2026 (contract to 2029) after Álvaro Arbeloa left. 2025-26 ended without a trophy: second in the league, beaten in the Supercopa final and knocked out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals. Federico Valverde takes the armband from Dani Carvajal, who left after 23 seasons, and the team still revolves around Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior, Jude Bellingham, Thibaut Courtois and Arda Güler. In came Marc Cucurella, Ibrahima Konaté, Bernardo Silva, Denzel Dumfries, Carlos Espí and Yan Diomande, with Endrick back from loan; out went David Alaba, Dani Ceballos, Fran García and Gonzalo García, while Franco Mastantuono joined Fiorentina on loan. Before round 8 they were fourth on 15 points, having lost the derby 2-1. They opened their Champions League campaign with a 2-1 win over Inter; the next home game is Real Madrid v Celta Vigo, the 20 November–23 November 2026 weekend (day still open).
Real Madrid tickets 2026-27: home dates still to come
From here to the end of the campaign, Real Madrid still host 14 La Liga games, 2 UEFA Champions League games. So far 2 have a set kick-off; the rest show the date released by the competition organiser, and that can shift once the TV schedule is drawn up.
Real Madrid tickets: resale price check
Among resale listings, the lowest asks are for Alavés, 29 November: from €114; Osasuna, 13 December: from €115; Celta Vigo, 22 November: from €116 and the steepest for Barcelona, 9 May: from €839; Atlético Madrid, 4 April: from €324; LASK, 19 January: from €178. We noted these seller prices on 26 October; they are not the club’s own ticket prices, which you will only find in its official box office.