Real Madrid is going all out! They have spent 240 million euros in the summer window to sign six players, and their dream starting lineup for the new season has been revealed, featuring four new signings.

On the evening of August 6th Beijing time, La Liga powerhouse Real Madrid officially announced the signing of 19-year-old Ivorian winger Diomandé. The two parties will sign a seven-year contract until June 30, 2033.

It is reported that the total transfer fee for Diomandé is 140 million euros (125 million fixed plus 15 million in variables). Including bonuses, Diomandé will surpass Bellingham (134 million euros) to become the most expensive signing in Real Madrid's history.

After a trophy-less season last year, the re-elected president Florentino Pérez has once again spent heavily this summer window to strengthen the squad.

Up to now, Real Madrid has confirmed the signing of six players in the summer window: they brought in Bernardo Silva and Konaté on free transfers, spent 55 million euros on Cucurella from Chelsea, paid 20 million euros to activate Dumfries' release clause from Inter, spent 25 million euros to activate Espi's release clause from Levante, and splashed 140 million euros on Diomandé from Leipzig.

In other words, Real Madrid's total spending on transfer fees this summer window has reached 240 million euros.

After bringing in six powerful reinforcements, foreign media has also revealed Mourinho's starting lineup for the new season. The potential starting lineup for Real Madrid in the new season is as follows:

Goalkeeper: Courtois

Defenders: Cucurella, Militão, Konaté, Dumfries

Midfielders: Bellingham, Tchouaméni, Valverde

Forwards: Vinícius, Mbappé, Diomandé

This starting lineup features three "hundred-million-euro" players: Mbappé, Vinícius, and Bellingham. Among the six new signings, four can start. In particular, the front three, with a total value of 330 million euros, is undoubtedly very exciting.