Madrid’s terrifying wall will remain at the Santiago Bernabéu for several more years. The experienced Belgian goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois has officially extended his contract with Real Madrid, reports marca.com.
According to the new agreement, the 33-year-old goalkeeper will continue to defend the honor of the "royal club" until 2027. This decision is viewed not only as financial stability for Real but also as a long-term guarantee of security between the posts.
Courtois has been playing for the Madrid side since 2018. He has repeatedly saved his team in finals thanks to his quick reflexes, positional sense, and decisive saves.
Last season, Thibaut appeared in 30 La Liga matches and conceded 29 goals. This stat shows he is maintaining excellent physical condition despite his age.
With this move, Real Madrid management aims to retain experience and professionalism at the back. At the same time, coaches and fans see the contract extension as a strategy for the club’s future.
Courtois staying in Madrid is also a major learning opportunity for young goalkeepers, as he is seen as a leader both on and off the pitch.
During his time at Real, Thibaut has won several domestic and international trophies. Now he aims to continue striving for more success in the coming years.
Undoubtedly, this deal was expected and makes perfect sense — not only for Real fans but for the entire football world. Courtois is not just any keeper; he’s a match-defining presence. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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