Sam Leveridge is a sports journalist and marketing strategy manager based in Madrid, Spain. He writes and talks about various sports topics, with a focus on football, particularly Real Madrid. His work has been featured in publications such as Forbes, Managing Madrid, and Marca.
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After 316 games in charge, coach Carlo Ancelotti has surpassed Real Madrid legend Miguel Munoz as the most decorated manager in the club's history.
La Liga have published the distribution of revenue from television rights from 2023/24. NurPhoto via Getty Images
By: Sam Leveridge
He became the club’s most successful ever coach
La Liga's top two teams will meet at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys as Atlético Madrid take on FC Barcelona, with Diego Simeone's team news and expected lineup here.
Squad depth, late goals and superb management of rotations have enabled Diego Simeone to make his Atlético Madrid team title contenders once again.
David Alaba is closing in on a return to action. Real Madrid via Getty Images
By: Sam Leveridge
The coach spoke after the 2-1 win
Real Madrid ended the 2024 calendar year with an entertaining 4-2 victory courtesy of some first-half wonder goals and incisive attacking play. Kylian Mbappé and Fede Valverde both scored from distance early on, before Rodrygo Goes got in on the act before half-time. Isaac Romero then scored a free header to pull one back for Sevilla, with Brahim Díaz making sure of the win in the second half despite Dodi Lukebakio’s late consolation goal for Sevilla.
Real Madrid ended the year with a convincing home win over Sevilla. Getty Images
By: Sam Leveridge
Kylian Mbappé has had a mixed start to life in Spain. Xinhua News Agency via Getty Images
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