The Real Madrid finally opens the doors of the Bernabéu for the presentations of its signings. After waiting for the World Cup to conclude, the white club already has everything ready to parade its new signings before the fans and media in the coming days. It is the moment that Real Madrid supporters have been waiting for: to meet in person the reinforcements that have arrived during the summer.

Mourinho will be first, but without hurrying

The first presentation will be that of José Mourinho, the team's new coach, although according to mundodeportivo.com, both the Portuguese manager and the white club are not in a rush for this to happen. The club is looking for the right moment for the event to take place with the solemnity it requires.

Unlike other presentations that tend to be crowded, this will not be at the stadium, but rather in a more intimate format that allows a more direct connection between the new manager and the media. Florentino Pérez wants to take care of every detail of how the Portuguese coach presents himself to the fans.

The players: a parade of reinforcements without pause

While Mourinho awaits his special moment, the new footballers will parade through the Bernabéu more rapidly. Cucurella could be presented in the coming days, even before he enjoys his well-deserved vacation after winning the World Cup. The left-back will be the last new signing to join the Madrid squad.

The club plans to present the rest of the signings just before they join the training sessions and begin working with the team. This strategy allows the pace of presentations to continue without players abruptly leaving their rest period.

The arrival calendar: Dumfries opens, Konaté closes

Real Madrid's signings this summer have been varied. Beyond those already mentioned, the white club has signed:

• Dumfries: will be the first to be presented
• Bernardo Silva: arrival confirmed
• Konaté: will close the presentation cycle

This structure allows for an orderly parade of talent that keeps the fans' excitement high throughout the process. Each presentation will be an opportunity for Madrid supporters to meet the new footballers who will wear white in the upcoming season.

Why wait until the World Cup ended

The decision to wait for the World Cup to conclude makes sense: several of these footballers have been committed to their national teams during the competition, and making presentations with players mentally still in the international tournament would not make sense. Now, with the tournament completed, Real Madrid can count on the full attention of its new signings.

The presentations will arrive, in short, in a steady stream that will keep tension and expectation high among Madrid fans until the squad is completely renewed and ready for preseason. Will it be a transfer window that sets the team's direction for years to come?