This is how much Real Madrid made so far in the Champions League this season

Real Madrid used to be competitive every year in the Champions League. This season, it's no different, as they are regarded as one of the favorites to win the competition. Real Madrid has been in three consecutive semifinals in the Champions League. Real Madrid will try to reach that stage again this season, but they are two games away from doing it. While the club is successful on the pitch, they are also successful off it as they secured a big sponsorship deal and are in a great financial stance. The club plans to sign Kylian Mbappé and other players for next season, and they would need lots of cash to pull it off. Real Madrid is happy to learn how much they have made so far in the Champions League this season.

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Real Madrid this season in the Champions League has been almost perfect. Real Madrid was placed in Group C with Napoli, Braga, and Union Berlin. Real Madrid topped their group by winning all six of their games and securing 18 points. They scored 16 goals and conceded seven. Napoli advanced with them to the round of 16 while Braga went to the Europa League, and Union Berlin was eliminated from Europe.

Real Madrid faced RB Leipzig in the Round of 16 in a game that could've gone for either team. In the first leg, Real Madrid went to Germany and defeated Leipzig 1-0. In the second leg last week, Real Madrid and Leipzig drew 1-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu. Madrid advanced to the quarter-finals as they won 2-1 on aggregate against Leipzig. Arancha Rodriguez from COPE reports that Real Madrid has already earned €55,530,000 in the Champions League this season, which is around $60 million.

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Rodrygo is highly valued despite Mbappé joining the club

The Athletic reports that Real Madrid’s leaders have highly valued Rodrygo, and the coaching staff sees things no differently. At the moment, the club does not want to fuel the debate about his place with Mbappé’s expected arrival. They continue to see him as one of the youngsters leading the new generation & because they are not thinking of selling any of their attackers