Real Madrid Reportedly Extends Arda Güler Contract to 2031
The reported extension secures a rising midfielder's place at the club through a salary rise that increases his market value.
Overview
- Multiple outlets reported on Monday that Real Madrid have agreed a two-year extension with Arda Güler that would move his current 2029 expiry to 2031, though one account has cited 2032 as an alternative end date.
- The reports say the new deal includes a pay rise to reflect Güler’s increased first-team role, but Real Madrid had not published an official confirmation of the terms or length at the time of the coverage.
- Güler has earned a bigger role under José Mourinho, starting five matches so far this season and building on a previous campaign with 40 starts, six goals and 14 assists.
- Diario AS and other outlets also reported that Aurélien Tchouameni has renewed until 2031, with coverage framing both moves as part of a wider club policy to lock down young and core players.
- If confirmed, the extensions would raise the players’ market values and make transfers more costly for suitors, while giving Madrid continuity in midfield and clearer pathways for the affected players’ development.