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Chelsea, Lyon, and Real Madrid Secure Women’s Champions League Quarterfinal Spots Category: Sports Chelsea, Lyon, and Real Madrid have advanced to the UEFA Women’s Champions League quarterfinals following decisive performances. Chelsea claimed their spot with a dominant group-stage run, showcasing tactical precision and stellar teamwork. Meanwhile, defending champions Lyon reaffirmed their status as a powerhouse, securing their place with a commanding victory. Real Madrid’s entry marks a significant milestone, underlining their growing influence in women’s football. The competition intensifies as top teams prepare for the next stage, promising thrilling matchups for fans worldwide.

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Bellingham chooses Real Madrid as his destination

Real Madrid secures deal for England midfielder Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund for a staggering €103 million (£88.5 million). The highly talented 19-year-old is set to undergo a medical examination and sign a lucrative six-year contract with the Spanish club. The agreement includes potential add-ons, bringing the total value to €133.9 million (£115 million) if all performance-related criteria are met.Real Madrid outshines Manchester City and Liverpool in securing the talented youngster Jude Bellingham, making him the world’s third-most expensive teenager. The transfer fee of €103 million also positions Bellingham as the second-most expensive English footballer ever, trailing only Eden Hazard’s move to Real Madrid in 2019. Despite initial doubts about his worth, Bellingham’s impressive performances at Dortmund and his historic achievements have proven his value. With 42 appearances, 14 goals, and seven assists this season, Bellingham’s progress has drawn the attention of Real Madrid, leading to the high-profile transfer deal.