Real Madrid Reportedly Extend Arda Guler's Contract to 2031
The reported deal would lock the 21-year-old into a longer-term role and raise his pay as the club protects its young midfield core and market value.
Overview
- Multiple outlets reported on Monday that Guler has agreed to add two years to his existing Real Madrid deal, extending his contract from 2029 to 2031.
- The extension is said to include a salary increase that reflects Guler’s growing first-team status under José Mourinho.
- Guler’s promotion to a regular starter — five starts this season after about 40 starts last year — is the cited reason behind the club’s push to finalise terms.
- Real Madrid has not yet issued an official announcement, and some contract details remain unconfirmed, while the same reporting cycle also named Aurelien Tchouameni as having agreed a renewal.
- The move fits a wider Real Madrid strategy of signing long deals for young players to protect sporting continuity and increase transfer leverage for the club.