Guillermo Rai is a journalist who writes for The Athletic and has also had his work featured in World Soccer Talk. He covers a wide range of topics related to football, including player profiles, team analyses, and transfer news. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for the sport, Guillermo brings insightful and engaging stories to his readers.
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By: Guillermo Rai
Madrid are one victory from going top of La Liga and with Jude Bellingham in fine form there are plenty of reasons to be positive
By: Guillermo Rai, Mark Carey
Mbappe's first few months at Madrid have not gone to plan — is he showing signs of getting back on track?
By: Callum Davis, Guillermo Rai
Kylian Mbappe will undergo tests to determine the extent of a thigh injury after the forward was forced off during the first half of Real Madrid’s Champions League win over Atalanta on Tuesday night. Mbappe, 25, had opened the scoring for the 15-time European Cup winners, taking his all-time Champions League goal tally to 50, becoming the second-youngest player ever to reach the milestone. But the former Paris Saint-Germain forward had to be substituted 25 minutes later after experiencing discomfort in his left thigh. He was able to walk off the pitch before being replaced by Rodrygo.
By: Guillermo Rai
Not only did Mbappe, Vinicius Jr and Bellingham all score on Tuesday night, they showed a level of commitment that bodes well for the future
By: Guillermo Rai, Dermot Corrigan
FIFA has published the official bid evaluation report for the 2030 World Cup — so where will the final be played?
By: Guillermo Rai
The Brazlian is not getting the playing time he would have hoped for after 18 months of waiting for his move to Madrid. What's going on?
By: Guillermo Rai
Madrid dropped points in a fierce contest with Rayo on Saturday that meant they were unable to return to the top of La Liga
By: Guillermo Rai
Kylian Mbappe has been included in the Real Madrid squad for the Intercontinental Cup final on Wednesday. The European champions face Mexico’s Pachuca — the CONCACAF Champions Cup winners — at Lusail Stadium in Doha, Qatar. There had been fears Mbappe could miss the game after being forced off with a thigh injury during Madrid’s Champions League victory over Atalanta last week. The 25-year-old opened the scoring for the Spanish champions in the 3-2 win in Bergamo but was substituted off nine minutes before half-time. However, the forward has been included in the group for the...
By: Guillermo Rai, Dermot Corrigan
The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has elected Rafael Louzan as its new president. Galician football federation (RFGF) president Louzan won 90 votes with rival Salvador Gomar, the Valencian federation president, receiving 43, in elections held at the federation’s headquarters on the outskirts of Madrid on Monday. The RFEF — the governing body that runs football in Spain — has been without a president since Pedro Rocha was suspended for two years in July following a “very serious infringement” of his authority. Spain’s superior sports court (TAD) deemed the...
By: Guillermo Rai
Carlo Ancelotti is “optimistic” Kylian Mbappe will be fit to feature for Real Madrid in the Intercontinental Cup final on Wednesday. Mbappe was forced off with a thigh injury during Madrid’s Champions League victory over Atalanta last but was named in Ancelotti’s squad for the final of the new annual tournament, which is replacing the updated quadrennial Club World Cup. Madrid face CONCACAF Champions Cup winners Pachuca at Lusail Stadium in Doha, Qatar. “The situation is simple, he has trained well, he has done sprints in distance, everything went well,” said...
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