Real Madrid's signings for the 2025-26 season
Holmgaard, Däbritz, Bennison, Andersson and Frohms have strengthened Pau Quesada's squad.
HOLMGAARD
Bording, Denmark (28/01/1999)
A senior international with Denmark, Holmgaard has joined Real Madrid to shore up the defence. She can play in any position at the back, although she usually plays at left-back. She is strong in duels, but is also quick and capable of contributing in attack. She has joined from Everton and previously played for Fortuna Hjorring and Turbine Potsdam.
Bording, Denmark (28/01/1999)
A senior international with Denmark, Holmgaard has joined Real Madrid to shore up the defence. She can play in any position at the back, although she usually plays at left-back. She is strong in duels, but is also quick and capable of contributing in attack. She has joined from Everton and previously played for Fortuna Hjorring and Turbine Potsdam.
DÄBRITZ
Amberg, Germany, (15/02/1995)
A midfielder with a long career at the top level. She boasts outstanding technical quality and vision. She has played for Bayern Munich, PSG and Olympique Lyon, winning 6 trophies in the last three seasons. She is also a German international.
Amberg, Germany, (15/02/1995)
A midfielder with a long career at the top level. She boasts outstanding technical quality and vision. She has played for Bayern Munich, PSG and Olympique Lyon, winning 6 trophies in the last three seasons. She is also a German international.
BENNISON
Lomma, Sweden (16/10/2002)
The Whites have strengthened their midfield with a player who can link up play and has a good long-range shot. At the age of 22, she has joined Real Madrid after playing in the Swedish, English and Italian leagues. With her national team, she won the silver medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo and the bronze medal at the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Lomma, Sweden (16/10/2002)
The Whites have strengthened their midfield with a player who can link up play and has a good long-range shot. At the age of 22, she has joined Real Madrid after playing in the Swedish, English and Italian leagues. With her national team, she won the silver medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo and the bronze medal at the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
ANDERSSON
Stockholm, Sweden (12/07/2006)
At 19, Andersson is one of the most promising young players in European football. She plays at centre-back and, at 1.83m tall, is outstanding in the air and in creating attacking play from the back by passing between the lines. She won one Swedish league title and one Swedish Cup.
Stockholm, Sweden (12/07/2006)
At 19, Andersson is one of the most promising young players in European football. She plays at centre-back and, at 1.83m tall, is outstanding in the air and in creating attacking play from the back by passing between the lines. She won one Swedish league title and one Swedish Cup.
FROHMS
Celle, Germany (28/01/1995)
A goalkeeper with a long professional career and two Champions League titles to her name. She has joined the club from Wolfsburg, where she has also helped her side win 4 Bundesliga titles and 7 German Cups with fine performances between the posts.