Real Madrid is back at the top of football.
Having finished the competition in Spain and Europe in 2023/24, they have already strengthened themselves with the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and Endrick.
But Los Blancos are always hungry for more and can eat at the very top of the food transfer list.
So what options would be better for Madrid after Euro 2024? Here are four players who should be on their radar.
Wow, I'll start with the man who won the Player of the Tournament award. A lot of hard thinking went into this.
Let's be honest with ourselves – there doesn't need to be much of a shortage of who Madrid should sign. They are the best, so they should sign the best.
Rodri, who has somehow managed to live happily ever after as the natural heir to Sergio Busquets, has now earned the fame he deserves back in his homeland, but he may go one step further by taking his talents to Madrid.
Dani Carvajal has already admitted that he has asked Rodri about a move to the Santiago Bernabeu. That's usually the first step in a team's transfer playbook.
Okay, Madrid don't really need a new goalkeeper right nowbut some confirmation in the future would not go amiss.
Thibaut Courtois is out after two serious knee injuries, and while Andriy Lunin has proved a capable deputy, he is not yet ready to be number one.
In a few seasons, Mike Maignan is the goalkeeper that Madrid should be looking at, the perfect modern stopper and sweeper.
Madrid have lost almost 99% of the talent in their starting XI following the retirement of Toni Kroos. Of course, Luka Modric is still knocking, but it is possible that he will be seen on the bench again.
Across the madhouse of Paris Saint-Germain, the French champions are keen to pair Joao Neves with fellow Portuguese Vitinha. So where does that leave Spain's new hero, Fabian Ruiz?
No one really saw Fabian with the Euros he did because he was under PSG since he joined from Napoli. But if he's in the right place and the right setup, then it's a joy to watch. Madrid should be careful.
Oh, don't tell me you haven't thought about it too.
Pepe is 41 years old. The contract is over. Not done yet. Still plenty in the tank, as these Euros show. And Madrid, of all clubs, could do with depth at centre-back.
Come on, Florentino Perez. He picked up the phone and made that call.
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