2024 UEFA Champions League Final
Check out our Real Madrid player ratings for the champions league final and tell us if we are correct in the comment section.
Thibaut Courtois—7.5: Courtois showcased his prowess with three crucial saves, maintaining a clean sheet. His resilience since returning from injury has been commendable.
Dani Carvajal—9: A standout performance from the Real Madrid legend. Carvajal not only scored a vital goal but also demonstrated defensive excellence with a crucial tackle on Adeyemi. 
Rudiger—7: Solid defensive display with important clearances and interceptions, contributing to Real Madrid’s resilience at the back.
Nacho—7: In his first Champions League start, Nacho impressed with a composed and error-free performance, a fitting reward for his loyalty to the club.
Ferland Mendy—8: A defensive rock, Mendy’s composed presence was pivotal, especially in the tense moments of the first half. He nullified threats from Jadon Sancho and provided stability at the back.
Eduardo Camavinga—7: Despite a shaky start, Camavinga improved significantly in the second half, contributing to Real Madrid’s momentum shift with his interventions higher up the pitch.
Toni Kroos—8: A stellar performance in his final Champions League appearance. Kroos displayed leadership and composure, providing key passes and maintaining exceptional passing accuracy.
Fede Valverde—8.5: Valverde’s versatility and tireless work ethic were crucial in denying Dortmund counter-attacking opportunities. A deserving candidate for man of the match alongside Carvajal.
Jude Bellingham—6: While not at his best, Bellingham had opportunities to impact the game, including a narrowly missed header and a saved shot from Camavinga’s cutback.
Vinicius Junior—8: Another UCL final goal for Vinicius, accompanied by impressive dribbling skills. His performance solidifies his position as a top contender for the Ballon d’Or.
Rodrygo—5: A subdued first half but showed improvement in the second, contributing with his wide play and runs on the right flank.
Substitutions:
Luka Modric—7: Provided fresh energy after Real Madrid secured a 2-0 lead, nearly creating another scoring opportunity.
Eder Militao—7: A late defensive substitution, Militao made a crucial headed clearance and showcased his pace in preventing a late chance.
Joselu—N/A: Introduced late, likely as a reward for his contributions in the semi-finals.
Lucas Vazquez—N/A: Another late addition, acknowledging Vazquez’s contributions throughout the season and his Real Madrid career.
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