Real Madrid’s team bus was involved in a traffic incident on the M40 motorway in England, connecting London, Oxford, and Birmingham. Fortunately, no players or staff were on board at the time, as they were likely still enjoying their European match victory or traveling back to Spain. However, the vehicles did carry the team’s essential kit.
This is not the first time the team’s luxury bus has been involved in a crash. In fact, a similar incident occurred earlier this year when they were traveling to RB Leipzig for a Champions League match. The lengthy bus journey was a result of airport strikes, which led to a collision with a white Toyota, according to German outlet Bild.
It’s worth noting that the team’s bus was unveiled in October 2024, showcasing a high-tech design reflecting the renovations at the Bernabeu, which saw a £1.5 billion investment.
As Real Madrid struggles in their Champions League campaign, their recent loss to Liverpool on Wednesday night is a setback. Liverpool’s Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo scored the goals, while Kylian Mbappe’s missed penalty sparked debate.
Jude Bellingham reflected on the situation, saying that Mbappe is a wonderful player, but the pressure is immense. He assured that the penalty wasn’t the reason they lost and expressed confidence that Mbappe will create many more significant moments for the club.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti analyzed the match, stating that the team performed well in the first half, maintaining their structure and defense. Although they had promising transition opportunities, they lost possession at crucial moments and made some unfortunate attacking decisions.
