Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois has expressed his desire to continue playing for at least another five to six years, indicating his commitment to the sport and his club.
In parallel, midfielder Federico Valverde has achieved a significant milestone, starting all seven of Real Madrid's matches under new coach Jose Mourinho. This consistent selection highlights his crucial role in the team's current setup and his importance to Mourinho's tactical plans.
Courtois Eyes Five More Years; Valverde Hits Real Madrid Starting Streak
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