News about Dani Ceballos

KIERAN GILL AT THE BANK OF AMERICA STADIUM: Enzo Maresca's side showed their defensive frailties again and conceded first after 19 minutes, with Lucas Vazquez guiding the ball into the bottom corner via a deflection, despite Dani Ceballos' best efforts to claim it. Less than 10 minutes late, Los Blancos had a second. This time Brahim Diaz got on the end of a superb pass from Vinicus Jr to round Filip Jorgenson and slot home from a tight angle. Noni Madueke did pull a goal back for the Blues with his head, but it was not enough to prevent a third defeat in five matches under their new boss. Here, Mail Sport's Kieran Gill has a look at the talking points from Chelsea's last match stateside.

In the Copa del Rey, Atleitco Madrid defeated Real Madrid 4-2, leaving them 4-2 winners. Alvaro Morata and Antoine Griezmann both scored, bringing the victory to Real's exit from the cup. Vinicius seemed less happy with the result, as a video shows the number seven arguing with Argentinian boss Simeone. Dani Ceballos, a former Arsenal player, can be seen pulling Vinicius away from Simeone's gesturing with his hand.

PETE JENSON: Joselu, a veteran striker, led Union Berlin out of Europe after scoring two goals for Real Madrid in the second half. Fans who were excited for their first glimpse of Champions League were inevitably disappointed after a two-nil draw against Carlo Ancelotti's side and Braga's loss in Naples. However, the former Stoke and Newcastle striker, who is enjoying a superb swansong at the club where he began his career, has a plan to destroy the fantasy. When Alex Kral turned late, there was some false hope, but Dani Ceballos made Madrid the winner from a Jude Bellingham assist.

The Danish champions gained qualification after beating Galatasaray 1-0, and they will continue their fairytale journey in 2024 after starting from the second qualifying round, which began in July. Copenhagen was defeated in the knockout rounds for the first time since 2010/11, thanks to a goal by Lukas Lerager, who was later fired.

Dani Ceballos has joined Real Madrid for a new four-year contract. The midfielder's previous contract was due to end, but his new one will run until 2027. During his time at Real, Ceballos hasn't always been a regular starter, but he was active in the league towards the end of last season.

Marco Asensio hasn't signed a new Real Madrid contract, but he's trying to leave the club with no option at the end of the season. He scored his 11th goal of the season, his eighth in La Liga, to put Real Madrid 2-0 up, leaving Barcelona with a 2-0 victory on Sunday over Atletico Madrid, leaving them hanging on their hands. Real Madrid took the lead right before the second half, but it was Aseniso who had the goal. Eduardo Camavinga returned the ball back to his team, but Dani Ceballos sent Vinicius far down the left. The Brazilian crossed and Asensio swept it home. Asensio was back in action in the second half three minutes, and Asensio was involved once more. This was also a reminder that Manchester City will be spared in the first leg of their Champions League semi-finals.

After Real Madrid's 4-1 victory in the Copa Del Rey, Dani Ceballos left the Spotify Camp Nou on the winning team, but not without firing one last parting shot at arch-rivals Barcelona. Los Blancos fell 1-0 down in the second leg of the Santiago Bernabeu, but Carlo Ancelotti's side defeated Barca 4-0 in their own back yard, sparking an inspired response. Vinicius Jr. and Karim Benzema scored the all-important goal to turn the tie around and deny the Catalan giants a domestic treble in 2022-23.

After the pair clashed in recent Clasicos, Real Madrid star Dani Ceballos has informed him and Gavi to resolve their differences. Both the midfielders have signed up with the Spain national team ahead of their first Euro 2024 qualifier matches. De la Fuente, according to Ceballos, had been aware of incidents between the two players and had ordered the midfielders to meet prior to the international camp.

PETE JENSON: The Clasico was dominant throughout, so it made up eight of the ten things we learned from La Liga this weekend. Barcelona's 2-1 victory was further confirmation that Xavi was still out of school, but he already has the respect of maestro Ancelotti. The Clasico might have answered the question of who will win the league but it asked more questions than it answered - can either side rely on their number nines into next season?

By defeating Dani Ceballos during the El Clasico, Barcelona's Gavi demonstrated that he's discovered the darker side to his midfield position at the Nou Camp. With a win over Barcelona's ninth-minute own goal, the LaLiga leaders extended their lead at the top of the table, leaving Barcelona 12 points ahead of Real Madrid's goal of Ronald Areujo's ninth goal, which leaves Barcelona 12 points behind Real Madrid's ninth-minute own goal. The victory makes a championship win for the Catalans almost inevitable, but Barca fans also loved the sight of their teenage midfielder Ceballos being stuck into Real midfielder Ceballos. Ceballos managed to kick out Barca striker Robert Lewandowski and Gavi then took the ball into his own hands in a moment when it had been off the field.

PETE JENSON (SPA): Something strange happened at the Santiago Bernabeu at the start of this month: the home supporters sung Dani Ceballos' name. For players who have won multiple trophies at the club, it's been difficult enough over the years to have that kind of vocal recognition. Gareth Bale was certainly never granted, but Cristiano Ronaldo never got it either. Ceballos isn't the only reason; it's Spanish. Although the club's fans were left angry about losing a single Spaniard in the starting lineup for the first time ever this season, Marco Asensio and Isco never had the same support, even though they found themselves in the position that Ceballos now finds themselves in.

Liverpool last met Real Madrid just nine months ago, when the Spanish giants won their ninth Champions League/European Cup with a 1-0 victory in Paris. With one of Europe's best heavyweights leaving the sport before daffodils bloomed, it promises to be one of the ties of the round. Rafa Benitez, who led Liverpool to two Champions League finals and then winning one, casts an eye on both directions and guesses where the match will be won and lost.

Toni Kroos and Aureli Tchouameni were in Real Madrid's Champions League squad against Liverpool on Tuesday, but they were not drafted. With a depleted midfield and without two of Carlo Ancelotti's first-choice stars in the engine room, the Champions League champions will descend on Anfield to face last year's finalists. Luka Modric, a veteran of the game, grazies the midfield alongside Ernesto Valverde, Eduardo Camavinga, Mario Martin, Sergio Arribas, and Dani Ceballos.

PETE JENSON SPAIN: Real Sociedad announced their place as Spain's new third power by winning a point from Real Madrid in a thrilling draw with Real Madrid. Don't be fooled by the 0-0; there are goalless draws in which neither team owes a single penny, and then there are others on both teams who are entitled to three points. Nothing was held back as both teams strained to find the three points that would allow them to close the gap on Barcelona at the top, but the neiher team managed it.

PETE JENSON: Barcelona lost an ugly but stayed at the top, three points clear of Real Madrid, who put on a good showing in Bilbao. Both eyes are still on Real Sociedad, who can't avoid winning. They remain third in the rankings and are receiving more suitors for their players than was expected midseason. Sevilla's leader stands tall, despite the fact that the drop zone showed signs of life. Here's the 10 things we learned from La Liga this week:

Real Madrid winger Rodrygo was given a public dressing down by his boss Carlo Ancelotti after yelling away when he was dismissed. Dani Ceballos was recalled after 56 minutes by the Brazilian star, with the Spaniard going on to play a vital role in Real Madrid's resurrection. At the point when Rodrygo was dismissed by Ancelotti, a lackluster Madrid was trailing 2-0 to Villarrrael in a Copa del Rey match that they went on to defeat 3-2.

During Real Madrid's dramatic win over Villarreal in the second half, he denied the rollicking he gave Rodrygo when he took him off. After being recalled by eventual match winner Dani Ceballos, Ancelotti could be seen sternly to the winger as he sat long-faced on the bench.

After "highlights" of Egypt's brief time on the pitch at the end of Arsenal's 3-1 victory over West Ham, Dani Ceballos defended his former teammate Mohamed Elneny. Mikel Arteta, the Gunners' chairman, had Thomas Partey retired five minutes before the game, swapping him for the 30-year-old Elneny. An Arsenal fan compared Elneny's brief cameo appearance - where he did not touch the ball until the final whistle blew ten seconds after the restart - to Andrea Pirlo in jeopardy - to Andrea Pirlo in jeopardy.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Napoli maintained their dominance of Serie A football with a 1-0 victory over Roma's Jose Mourinho. AC Milan maintained their momentum after a 4-1 loss to Monza, while Juventus thrashed Empoli 4-0, resurgently from the top of the table. Alvise Cagnazzo of Sportsmail looks at ten things we learned from this weekend's participation in Serie A.

Liverpool is said to have failed to make a last-ditch offer to Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde for £86.5 million in the closing days of the transfer window. The Reds were desperate to find a midfielder with injury to Thiago Alcantara, Jordan Henderson, Naby Keita, Fabio Carvalho, Curtis Jones, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. In the past, the Uruguayan has been linked to a move to Anfield, but Jurgen Klopp has been accused of making a switch for the Los Blancos star this summer.

PETE JENSON IN SPAIN: Real Madrid brought out some of last season's Champions League energy to face Espanyol and make it three away victories from three. Carlo Ancelotti's side took the lead in Vinicius after 12 minutes but then were stumbling back when Joselu equalized. If Espanyol had survived for a draw, no one would have wished them their point, but Madrid had to push them to zero and with strikes on 88 and 100 meters, Karim Benzema made sure they went away with all three points.

Carlos Casemiro, the Real Madrid coach, confirmed on Friday morning that he wants to join Manchester United. Ancelotti said he had spoken to Casemiro and that he wanted a new challenge. Although talks proceeded, the player will not travel to Vigo for Madrid's game Saturday. 'I've talked to him and he's eager to try something new,' the Italian coach said. Casemiro is the type of person that the club is trying to figure out because of this.