1 down, 6 to GO: Real Madrid intend to show Barcelona no mercy in 2024/25 season with audacious master plan

Real Madrid has set its sights on an unprecedented achievement in the 2024/25 season: winning seven titles in a single campaign. 

The reigning Spanish and European champions are known for their history of conquering challenges.

Los Blancos already began this monumental quest with a victory in the European Super Cup against Atalanta in Warsaw.

 The match, which showcased both Real Madrid's resilience and tactical superiority, saw Carlo Ancelotti’s side record a convincing victory after a shaky first half. 

According to Marca, that triumph marked the first of seven potential titles Los Blancos aim to secure, setting the tone for what could be a record-breaking season.

The next challenge on Real Madrid's ambitious agenda is the Intercontinental Cup, where they will compete as European champions. 

The club's calendar is packed with high-stakes competitions, including the Supercopa de España in January, LaLiga EA Sports, the Champions League, the Copa del Rey, and the newly introduced Super Club World Cup, set to take place in June 2025.

 With these opportunities, Real Madrid could solidify its legacy by achieving what no other club has ever done.

Adding to the excitement of Real Madrid's quest is the debut of their latest superstar, Kylian Mbappé.

 The 25-year-old French forward made an immediate impact, scoring in his first appearance for the club, a feat that echoes the debuts of past Real Madrid legends like Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo Nazario, Gareth Bale, as well as current star Jude Bellingham.

Mbappé's performance not only capped off a successful night for Los Blancos but also signalled his readiness to contribute to the club’s historic season, sending a strong message to their eternal rivals Barcelona.

The Catalan club have managed to sign Euro 2024’s golden boot winner Dani Olmo this summer.

However, fans still remain skeptical the club can compete for titles in the same breath as Madrid despite showing positive signs in pre-season under new manager Hansi Flick.

Real Madrid begin their title defence on Sunday, August 18, against Mallorca while Barcelona open their 2024/24 campaign against Valencia 24 hours earlier.