Real Madrid's scandal causes a stir.

The atmosphere at Real Madrid is becoming more chaotic than ever before, just ahead of the El Clásico match against Barcelona on May 11th.

Real Madrid is in unprecedented chaos. Photo: Reuters .

Numerous major newspapers in Spain and Europe have simultaneously criticized the internal rift within the Royal team, describing Real Madrid's dressing room as "a powder keg" that could explode at any moment.

At the heart of the crisis was a serious altercation between Aurelien Tchouameni and Federico Valverde during a recent training session. According to Spanish media, the argument between the two midfielders escalated into violence, resulting in Valverde being hospitalized. The incident immediately shocked the media and severely damaged Real Madrid's image.

Marca called this "another internal conflict" and argued that Real Madrid's image was "being ruined." Meanwhile, AS ran the headline "An unprecedented crisis," emphasizing that the team's stars were directly damaging the club's reputation.

Valverde faces internal disciplinary action. Photo: Reuters .

La Vanguardia emphasized that "Real Madrid is descending into infighting." El Pais called it a "violent outbreak," causing the team to spiral out of control, and argued that Real Madrid lacks direction and a true leader.

In Catalonia, pro-Barcelona media outlets also seized the opportunity to attack their rivals. Mundo Deportivo described Real Madrid as "a broken dressing room," while Sport asserted that "Madrid is on fire." Many newspapers suggested that this weekend's El Clásico could spell the end of Real Madrid's title hopes.

Not only the Spanish press, but also international media are paying close attention to the crisis at the Bernabeu. Gazzetta dello Sport used the phrase "Real has been knocked out," while Der Spiegel described the Royal team as experiencing a "disastrous" season both on and off the pitch.

Clearly, President Florentino Perez must quickly quell internal conflicts and the problem of information leaks to the media, something that has rarely happened at the Bernabeu in the past decade.

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