After winning the 14th Champions League in its history, Real Madrid should normally play 6 competitions, namely the C1, La Liga, the Copa del Rey, the Spanish Super Cup, the European Super Cup and the World Cup. clubs. However, this last competition which sees the champions of each of the continental confederations compete each year could not take place. Indeed Relevo affirms that the Merengue have, for the time being, no news on the tournament which is generally disputed in December. Doubts arise as to the possibility of competing in the competition this season given the busy and disrupted calendar by the holding of the World Cup (of nations) in Qatar this winter.
The sueño del ‘Sextete’ of Real Madrid is complicated: the Mundial de Clubes is in el aire.
En el club no tienen noticias de FIFA sobre la dispute del torneo y existenten serias dudas de que vaya a dispute teniendo en cuenta lo cargo que ya está el calendario. pic.twitter.com/hH30z8vpIA
—Relevo (@relevo) August 9, 2022
Only Barça and Bayern Munich have achieved the sextuplet
Real, which has never achieved the crazy performance of winning 6 titles in one year, could therefore not have the opportunity to join Barça in 2011 and Bayern in 2020 as clubs that have won absolutely everything in one year. Either way, Ancelotti’s men have a second title after last season’s Champions League to glean against Frankfurt on Wednesday night in the UEFA Super Cup final in Helsinki.
to summarize
The Merengue have, for the time being, no news on the tournament which is usually played in December. Doubts arise as to the possibility of playing in the Club World Cup this season given the busy and disrupted schedule of the World Cup (of nations) in Qatar this winter.
