Bernardo Silva Joins Real Madrid on Two-Year Deal
Quick Look
- Midfielder Bernardo Silva, 31, has signed a two-year deal with Real Madrid as a free transfer after leaving Manchester City.
- He joins manager Jose Mourinho at the Spanish club, which is looking to improve after a trophy-less season.
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Why It Matters
Bernardo Silva has joined Real Madrid on a two-year deal. The 31-year-old midfielder left Manchester City after a nine-year spell.
Midfielder Bernardo Silva has joined Real Madrid on a two-year deal, linking up with manager Jose Mourinho.
Silva, 31, left Manchester City at the end of last season, bringing an end to a trophy-laden nine-year spell.
Silva was heavily linked with a move to Spain, with Barcelona and Atletico Madrid also reportedly chasing his signature.
He becomes Real's second signing of the summer as a free transfer after defender Marc Cucurella joined from Chelsea in a deal worth £52m.
Real did not win a trophy last season.
They finished eight points behind La Liga champions FC Barcelona and were knocked out in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
Silva is at the World Cup with Portugal and is expected to play a pivotal role for his country.
Real are understood to be targeting departing Inter Milan defender Denzel Dumfries, while France defender Ibrahima Konate is set to join after leaving Liverpool.
Defender Antonio Rudiger this week signed a contract extension with Real until 2027.
Open Questions
- Will Real Madrid win a trophy next season?
- How will Silva perform at Real Madrid?
