Two proper names dominate today's front pages in the sports press published in Madrid and Barcelona: one has just arrived and the other is being shown the door.Álvaro Carreras and Marc-André ter

Manchester United will pocket a significant bonus after Real Madrid completed the long-awaited €50 million (£42m/$57m) signing of Alvaro Carreras.

With Benfica selling Carreras at a profit of around £38m, Manchester United are owed 20 per cent of that sum, which will see them pocket around £7.6m. Not a bad windfall on a player who made it to the bench for Premier League matches but never got on the pitch in a first team game for the Red Devils.

Manchester United’s academy product Álvaro Carreras will don the jersey of Los Blancos from next season onwards.In recent years, United’s academy have produced a number of top talents. However,

Carreras, who trained at La Fábrica during the 2017/18 and 2018/19 seasons, has rejoined the club he once called home. His return represents more than just a new signing—it’s the comeback of a homegrown talent forged in the values of madridismo.

Cody Bellinger conectó tres jonrones de dos carreras contra su antiguo equipo y fue privado de un cuarto, Aaron Judge realizó una serie de atrapadas