Bernardo Silva joins Real Madrid on free transfer - BBC Sport
Bernardo Silva has completed a free transfer to Real Madrid, leaving Manchester City after a successful stint. His arrival is expected to bolster Madrid's attacking options.

Midfielder Bernardo Silva has officially signed with Real Madrid on a two-year contract, reuniting with manager Jose Mourinho. The 31-year-old Portuguese international departed Manchester City at the conclusion of the previous season, marking the end of a successful nine-year tenure with the club.
Transfer Details
Silva's move to Spain had been widely anticipated, with both Barcelona and Atletico Madrid reportedly interested in acquiring his services. He becomes Real Madrid's second summer signing, following defender Marc Cucurella, who joined from Chelsea for £52 million.
Real Madrid's Recent Performance
Last season proved challenging for Real Madrid, as they failed to secure any trophies. The team finished eight points behind La Liga champions FC Barcelona and was eliminated in the quarter-finals of the Champions League. As Silva joins the squad, he is currently participating in the World Cup with Portugal, where he is expected to play a crucial role.
In addition to Silva's signing, Real Madrid is also pursuing Inter Milan defender Denzel Dumfries and is set to welcome France's Ibrahima Konate after his departure from Liverpool. Furthermore, defender Antonio Rudiger recently extended his contract with the club until 2027.
Source: bbc.com