Real Madrid secured their 15th Champions League title with a 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.

Despite a challenging start, Los Blancos rallied in the second half, with Dani Carvajal scoring the opening goal with a well-executed header.

Vinícius Júnior added to the lead just two minutes later, sealing the win for Madrid.

This victory marked coach Carlo Ancelotti’s fifth Champions League success, further solidifying his legacy.

While Madrid celebrated their triumph, Dortmund, despite dominating the first half, missed key opportunities to score, ultimately falling short of causing a major upset.

Germany international Füllkrug came close to scoring when he hit the post in the 24th minute, nearly breaking the deadlock for Dortmund.

Madrid initially struggled to find their rhythm, with former Dortmund player Jude Bellingham effectively neutralized by his former teammates.

However, Madrid weathered the first-half pressure and regrouped in the second period, eventually asserting their dominance. This led to crucial goals from Carvajal and Vinícius.

The match also marked a poignant farewell for two German football legends. Marco Reus, for Dortmund, made his final appearance for the club as a substitute.

Meanwhile, Toni Kroos received a standing ovation from Madrid fans as he departed the field, marking his last club game before retirement.

In a major transfer development, Tosin Adarabioyo is poised to join Chelsea, as confirmed by renowned football analyst Fabrizio Romano.

Romano, known for his accurate transfer updates, shared the news on his X account on Saturday, stating that a verbal agreement has been reached after initial talks began a month ago.

He added that medical tests for Adarabioyo have been booked for next week, with the final documents to be signed if all goes well.

He wrote “Tosin Adarabioyo to Chelsea, here we go! Initial approach one month ago and verbal agreement reached today.

“Medical tests have also been booked, set to take place next week. Documents set to be signed after medical, if all goes to plan.

“Exclusive story, confirmed.” he added

Adarabioyo, celebrated for his excellent positioning, aerial prowess, and composure on the ball, will sign a long-term contract with the Blues.

His strength and physicality have consistently made him a tough competitor against strikers, and he is expected to significantly enhance Chelsea’s defensive lineup.

In a move that’s set to shake up the football world, Vincent Kompany has been named the new manager of Bayern Munich.

The Belgian football icon has penned a deal that will see him lead the Bavarian giants until June 2027.

Both Bayern Munich and Kompany’s former club, Burnley, confirmed the news in statements released on Wednesday.

Kompany’s appointment comes hot on the heels of his departure from Burnley, following the team’s relegation from the Premier League.

Burnley gracefully acknowledged Kompany’s decision to pursue new opportunities, with the club stating, “We understand the allure and prestige of a club like Bayern Munich and respect Vincent’s ambition.”

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich’s CEO, Jan-Christian Dreesen, expressed unwavering confidence in Kompany’s capabilities, declaring, “We all agree that Vincent Kompany is the right coach for FC Bayern and are very much looking forward to working with him.”