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After winning the European Super Cup, Real Madrid did not start their Liga season in the best possible way, with a draw against Mallorca on the first day (1-1). A disappointing score that has already irritated the Madrid press. Carlo Ancelotti was even forced to rant at his players, criticizing a lack of team spirit, in particular. And if they know that every action and gesture will be observed and criticized by the minute, that does not worry the Madrid stars.
After the draw in the Balearic Islands, the Madrid staff gave the players two days of rest before preparing for the second league match against Real Valladolid, which is already important. Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo Goes clearly intended to take advantage of this rest and spent the last 48 hours on a huge luxury yacht in Marbella, according to the media ElDesmarque. A 50-metre-long vehicle, 12 suites, swimming pools and jacuzzis scattered throughout the boat at the disposal of the three Merengues attackers. For a price of 15,000 euros per day. Without a doubt the most impressive action of the new Real Madrid attack so far.
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