Changes at Real Madrid

皇家馬德里的變動

Jul 9, 2026, 11:45
EuropeSports

Introduction

Real Madrid has a new manager. Jose Mourinho is the new coach. The club is changing its doctors and players.

皇家馬德里有了新總教練。若澤·穆里尼奧是新任教練。球隊正在更換醫生與球員。

Main Body

The club has new doctors. Many players had injuries last year. Now, Niko Mihic and Alexandre Creuze help the players. They want the players to stay healthy.

球隊聘請了新醫生。去年許多球員受傷。現在 Niko Mihic 與 Alexandre Creuze 協助球員。他們希望球員能保持健康。

Jose Mourinho wants to work with Federico Valverde. Valverde is the captain. He had problems with old coaches, but Mourinho likes him. He wants Valverde to stay as captain.

若澤·穆里尼奧希望與 Federico Valverde 合作。Valverde 是隊長。他過去與舊任教練之間有些問題，但穆里尼奧很欣賞他。他希望 Valverde 繼續擔任隊長。

Mourinho has a plan for the team. He has many players for the 2026/27 season. He wants to buy one more defender and one more midfielder to make the team strong.

穆里尼奧對球隊有一個計劃。他為 2026/27 賽季準備了許多球員。他想再購買一名後衛與一名中場球員，使球隊更加強大。

Conclusion

Real Madrid is ready for the new season with Jose Mourinho.

皇家馬德里已準備好在若澤·穆里尼奧的率領下迎接新賽季。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The Power of "Wants"

In this text, we see a very useful word for A2 students: Want.

It is used to talk about goals and desires. Look at how it changes based on who is talking:

  • He wants →\rightarrow "Mourinho wants to work with Federico."
  • They want →\rightarrow "They want the players to stay healthy."

Quick Rule: If you talk about one person (He/She), add an -s. If you talk about many people (They), keep it as want.

🛠️ Building a Team (Vocabulary)

To describe a group or a job, use these simple blocks:

  • The club →\rightarrow The organization
  • The coach/manager →\rightarrow The boss of the team
  • The captain →\rightarrow The leader of the players
  • The defender/midfielder →\rightarrow Specific types of players

📅 Then vs. Now

Notice the difference in time:

  • Last year →\rightarrow "Many players had injuries" (Finished/Past)
  • Now →\rightarrow "Niko and Alexandre help the players" (Happening/Present)

Vocabulary Learning

manager (n.)
The person in charge of a sports team.
Example:The manager decides which players will play in the game.
coach (n.)
A person who trains athletes or a team.
Example:The coach teaches the players how to play better.
injuries (n.)
Physical damage to the body, like a broken leg.
Example:The player cannot play because he has a leg injury.
healthy (adj.)
Being well and not sick.
Example:Eating fruit and vegetables helps you stay healthy.
captain (n.)
The leader of a sports team.
Example:The captain talks to the referee during the match.
defender (n.)
A player who tries to stop the other team from scoring.
Example:The defender stopped the ball before it hit the goal.
midfielder (n.)
A player who plays in the middle of the field.
Example:The midfielder passes the ball to the strikers.
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