Not too long ago, Real Madrid and Barcelona were in head-to-head competition for the greatest players and all the titles. However, that period is over, and at Chamartin, they see Barca out of any battle at the highest levels of international football.

Firstly, according to Relevo journalist Jorge Picón, Real Madrid board believes that it is impossible for Barcelona to be able to fight for the big players on the market. Barcelona is going through a period of levers, salary reductions and budget adjustments—protagonists of the very delicate economic situation of the culés—that makes some of the latest galactic transfers unattainable for them. Just remember how easily the Whites snatched the signings of Endrick and Güler from them. Likewise, at Valdebebas, they think that the image that the Barça entity projects abroad is weighing down the Barça team in the media, and, therefore, many incorporations are also missing.

On the other hand, Real Madrid's perspective on a sporting level has also changed, as the rivalry with other teams such as Atlético or Girona increases. However, according to the aforementioned source, beyond all this, the white team does not wish Barcelona any more problems; rather, the complete opposite. The merengue club finds culé as its main ally in the Super League project.

All this despite the fact that the relationship has been quite clouded because of the Negreira case. Real Madrid need Barça to be stronger to be able to fight together for the Super League. But don't expect complacency from the people of Madrid. In Valdebebas, they observe with indifference the economic and sporting decline of the Catalans. "Leave them alone; they have enough...", a Merengue manager recently answered about the situation of Barcelona, as Picón notes.

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