Real Madrid new-look XI with Man Utd’s David de Gea in goal, plus Liverpool target signed in awesome side

Real Madrid ready to conquer Europe again?

A look at Real Madrid‘s new best XI with the imminent signing of Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea, plus a Liverpool target signed in midfield…

GK: David de Gea

On his way to Real Madrid in time for the deadline, Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has been chased by the Spanish giants all summer and will now become the ideal replacement for Iker Casillas as number one.

DR: Danilo

Signed from Porto earlier in this transfer window, Brazilian right-back Danilo has performed well and looks set to be the club’s first choice in this role in 2015/16.

DL: Marcelo

Still going strong as one of the main players at Real Madrid, Marcelo keeps his role at left-back in a much-changed team.

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DC: Sergio Ramos

Despite being targeted strongly by Manchester United, Sergio Ramos remains at Real and will certainly remain a key part of the defence.

DC: Pepe

Another experienced member of the Madrid team, Pepe keeps his place at centre-back for the season ahead.

DM: Mateo Kovacic

Also wanted by Liverpool, Mateo Kovacic joined Real from Inter Milan in a big-money move and should become a key member of the side in a new-look formation.

MC: Toni Kroos

An inspired signing last summer, Toni Kroos has been highly influential for Real Madrid and remains part of the first XI.

MC: Luka Modric

The former Tottenham man, Luka Modric continues his fine partnership with Kroos in the middle of the park.

AMC: James Rodriguez

At the top of the midfield diamond is Colombian star James Rodriguez, who should have an even better season for Real this year.

FC: Cristiano Ronaldo

Possibly moving up front, as suggested by Rafael Benitez, Cristiano Ronaldo forms part of a front two here.

FC: Gareth Bale

Another player being used centrally, Gareth Bale could move to playing as a striker, putting Karim Benzema’s future in doubt.