Steve McManaman believes that Real Madrid may be on the brink of a period of dominance, while Rio Ferdinand finds the prospect of the club’s future to be intimidating.

In a stunning display of dominance, Real Madrid secured their sixth Champions League title in 11 years with a resounding 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund at Wembley. The win adds to their Spanish league title, making them a force to be reckoned with in the world of football.

TNT Sports expert Steve McManaman believes that this victory marks the beginning of a potential “decade of dominance” for Madrid. With the impending arrivals of Kylian Mbappe and Brazilian wonderkid Endrick, McManaman suggests that the Spanish club is attracting the best players from around the world.

McManaman stated, “Now they don’t need to buy players anymore because the players want to join them so much that they’re orchestrating moves to get there. They have a new stadium and a young team. If Kylian does eventually join and when Endrick arrives, everybody’s looking at this team thinking this could be a decade of dominance.”

Fellow TNT Sports expert Rio Ferdinand echoed McManaman’s sentiments, describing Madrid as “scary” and praising their ability to develop young players into world-class talent. Ferdinand believes that a move to the Bernabeu is currently the most attractive proposition in the world of football.

“What is scary right now is they have Kylian Mbappe potentially coming here, Endrick, the next golden boy in Brazilian football. The recruitment has been nothing short of remarkable the last few years. Players now want to come to this club more than anywhere in the world because of what they do. They groom players, they improve players, all while putting trophies in the cabinet,” Ferdinand said.

This Champions League triumph marks Madrid’s 15th in history and Ancelotti’s fifth as a manager. With their recent success and the prospect of new talent joining their ranks, it seems that Real Madrid is poised for a period of dominance in the football world.