Real Madrid has many legends in the pages of its history, such as Roberto Carlos, who is remembered by all the fans. Los Blancos have achieved many titles in the recent history of the sport and it's one of the favorite destinations for today's stars. Even so, this season hasn't gone as desired and Florentino wants to fix it.
With Mbappé's signing, Florentino hoped Real Madrid would win absolutely everything, but it has already become clear that this hasn't been the case. In fact, they've ended up practically empty-handed and signings are already starting to arrive. Now, not even Roberto Carlos could prevent an addition that is imminent.

Florentino and his management of Real Madrid's defense
Florentino is one of the best presidents in the world and he has spent an indecent number of years proving it at the helm of Real Madrid. Los Merengues have an unbelievable record and, for the most part, it's thanks to the president's management. During his years as president, he has closed major deals and has made it possible for the club to improve quickly.
Currently, Real Madrid has notable problems in defense and Florentino has started to fix it with additions. Trent and Huijsen have already arrived, but it's still not enough. He has thought about strengthening the left back position and not even Roberto Carlos at his best could prevent it. The footballer who will join the capital's team is Álvaro Carreras, who has already defended this badge in the past.
Álvaro Carreras has had a great year with Benfica and now it's time to make the leap to one of the Spanish giants. With the recent elimination from the Club World Cup, the left back will put an end to his career with the Portuguese team. He's not satisfied with the club's performance and he's hungry for titles, reasons that have led him to choose Real Madrid.
Álvaro Carreras's clause
Florentino will have to pay a release clause of €50 million, which is little considering what the Spanish footballer could become. Álvaro Carreras has a contract with Benfica until 2029, so there's no way Real Madrid can avoid paying. The coming weeks will be key for Los Merengues and it's likely that Roberto Carlos will see the young man occupying the position that was once his.