Real Madrid

Odaily

2026-09-21 10:27:09

Barcelona leads predict.fun market for 2026-27 La Liga title

Odaily reported that monitoring data from predict.fun’s "2026-27 La Liga champion" market currently shows Barcelona as the leading pick. Barcelona’s title probability was quoted at 77%, while Real Madrid stood at 17%. The market is set to settle based on the final champion of the 2026-27 La Liga season. Teams that do not win the title will be settled as "No." If the season is canceled, pushed back beyond June 14, 2027, or no champion has been determined by then, the outcome will settle as "Other." The market’s resolution will mainly rely on official information from La Liga. The update was published by Odaily as a 7x24 newsflash item.

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premier leagu

2026-09-15 14:59:15

Is Real Madrid in the Premier League?

No. Real Madrid are not in the Premier League. Neither Barcelona nor Paris Saint-Germain appears in the 2026/27 club list or any final table since 1992/93.

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Real Madrid

2026-08-01 23:21:07

Real Madrid’s €65 Million Rodri Deal Tops Most Crypto Funding Rounds

Real Madrid has signed Manchester City midfielder Rodri for about €65 million, a figure that exceeds the size of most cryptocurrency project funding rounds, according to a Techub News item citing CryptoBriefing. The comparison highlights the gap in capital scale between traditional sports economics and the blockchain sector. The report also said football clubs are testing blockchain-related models through fan tokens, NFT ticketing, and tokenized ownership structures. While fan tokens remain a niche segment of the crypto market, their prices are still driven mainly by sentiment and club performance. Even so, the overlap between sports and blockchain is drawing investor attention, with interest centered on whether that connection can translate into longer-term value over time.

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Real Madrid

2026-08-01 21:52:05

Real Madrid’s plan to end Mendy contract draws attention to sport-Web3 overlap

Techub, citing CryptoBriefing, reported that Real Madrid is planning to terminate defender Ferland Mendy’s contract instead of pursuing a transfer in the 2026 summer window. The report says the Spanish club originally signed Mendy in 2019 for €48 million and frames the latest personnel decision as an example of how elite football clubs are being discussed alongside blockchain-based fan engagement ecosystems. It also says the case shows that major traditional sports organizations may need to weigh the effects of roster management decisions on digital-asset ecosystems. At the same time, the report notes that the specific link in this case has not been made clear, leaving the connection more illustrative than fully detailed. Even so, the episode is presented as another sign of a broader convergence between modern football club operations and Web3 technology.

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