The Marca wrote an article that the upcoming Madrid derby will be full of tension inside and outside the stadium.

Spanish media mentioned that although both chairman Florentino and Cerrezo will continue to show a friendly attitude on the rostrum as always, this cannot conceal the true "cold and alienated" relationship between the two clubs.

It is reported that the official exchanges between the two clubs are "almost zero", especially the relationship between Atletico Madrid CEO Miguel Angel Hill and Real Madrid's management is "unprecedented".

The "fuse" for the breakdown of the relationship between the two sides was the European Super League incident, which completely changed Real Madrid's view of Hill. This bad relationship is directly reflected in the competition for youth training players, and the unwritten "no poaching" agreement between the two companies has long been invalidated.

Spanish media gave an example. Real Madrid signed Atletico's youth training midfielder Castello at that time, and Atletico Madrid hid the player for several months after suspected of Real Madrid's intervention. At the same time, Atletico Madrid also signed goalkeeper Mario DeLuis, who had just been terminated by Real Madrid.

In recent years, the stadium conflict, including the once interrupted game and the famous "second touch" controversial penalty in the Champions League, have added fuel to the hot atmosphere of this derby. Therefore, this derby will be a showdown in which the stands are booming, but the relationship between the club's senior management is undercurrent.