Real Madrid’s Historic Bonus: Fueling the Drive for the 2024/25 Champions League

Real Madrid is asserting itself as a dominant force in European football during the 2024/25 season. With the club’s ambitious goal of achieving a historic sextuple becoming more plausible, the management has made a significant move to ensure the morale of the squad stays at its peak.

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Perez Goes Big with Huge Bonus

Reports from trusted sources reveal that club president Florentino Perez has approved a massive €250,000 (nearly 7 billion VND) “hot bonus” for each Real Madrid player following their dramatic victory over Atletico Madrid in the Champions League Round of 16. This bonus is one of the largest ever awarded by the club at this stage of the competition.

An internal source shared, “This bonus is not just a reward—it’s a recognition of the players’ extraordinary fighting spirit.” The source also highlighted Perez’s understanding that mental strength plays a key role in conquering all competitions.

The win over Atletico Madrid wasn’t easy, with both teams needing to settle their differences in a tense penalty shootout. However, Real Madrid’s players showed immense composure, securing their place in the Champions League quarterfinals.

The Kings of Europe

No club has dominated the Champions League like Real Madrid. With 15 titles, Los Blancos hold a commanding lead over all other teams in the competition. This season, they continue to prove why they are known as the “Kings of European Competitions.”

Real Madrid finished their group stage with a perfect record, winning every match—a rare achievement in the Champions League, especially given the tough nature of their group.

Head coach Carlo Ancelotti, the manager with the most Champions League titles (4), is acutely aware of the high expectations at Real Madrid. “Here, only winning is acceptable. We don’t just want to win—we must win in Real Madrid’s style,” said the Italian manager.

In the 2024/25 Champions League quarterfinals, Real Madrid will face Arsenal, one of the Premier League’s top teams under Mikel Arteta’s leadership. Arsenal has been in impressive form and is considered one of the most tactically sophisticated teams in Europe.

“Arsenal is a tough opponent. They blend physicality, technique, and tactics very well. We’ll need thorough preparation to overcome them,” said veteran midfielder Luka Modric.

With a substantial bonus motivating the players, Real Madrid is expected to give their all in this encounter. Sources from the dressing room indicate that should the team win the Champions League, players could receive bonuses as high as €1 million each.

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The Dream of a Historic Sextuple Is Alive

Having already secured the Spanish Super Cup, currently leading La Liga, and remaining in contention for both the Champions League and Copa del Rey, Real Madrid is on track to achieve a historic sextuple. Only Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona (in 2009) has ever accomplished such a feat. This possibility continues to excite fans worldwide, as noted in an article on Cá Cược Bóng Đá.

“We don’t talk much about the sextuple, but everyone knows it’s a historic opportunity. We prepare for every game as if it’s a final,” said defender Dani Carvajal.

To accomplish this ambitious dream, Real Madrid must play 16 more matches across all competitions. The physical and mental demands are immense, but with Perez’s lucrative bonus system in place, the team is more motivated than ever to overcome the challenges ahead.

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