Following the end of La Liga EA Sports, the Community of Madrid will have three representatives in European competitions next season. Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid will once again compete in the Champions League, while Getafe will take Rayo Vallecano's place in the Conference League. Despite being in the early stages of the summer transfer window, the expectations for these clubs on the continental stage are being analyzed.

Real Madrid, the league runners-up, aims to improve upon their recent performances in the Champions League. Despite electoral uncertainties that could affect signings, the white team is expected to be a strong contender. The squad might see significant changes in midfield and defense, with potential departures to fund key acquisitions. The continuity of important players and the possible return of young talents are anticipated.

Meanwhile, Atlético de Madrid, managed by Diego Simeone, also aims to reach the decisive rounds of the Champions League. Although they start with a lower favorite status than their city rivals, the club seeks to replicate this season's strong campaign. The financial capacity for signings remains around 80 million euros, a figure that could increase with player sales. The team is looking for a replacement for Antoine Griezmann in attack and to strengthen the midfield and defense, given recent injuries and the need for greater squad depth.

Getafe faces the Conference League with enthusiasm, marking one of the most hopeful participations for Spanish teams. Although they are not favorites against rivals like Brighton or Friburgo, Bordalás's team will strive to compete at their best, drawing inspiration from previous European performances. The entity presided over by Ángel Torres will need to provide the coach with the necessary resources to handle multiple competitions, having already secured the loan of Mario Martín and seeking to reinforce other positions.