Futbol Chronicles: Real Madrid Revolution Will Overthrow the Rest of Europe

Real Madrid can finally claim that they have the team to compete against the likes of anyone throughout the European continent.

With the additions of Kaka, Ronaldo, Abiol, Benzema, and a possible purchase of Alonzo from Liverpool, Real will surely look like the team that has the mantle to play against Barcelona and Europe in the quest for championships in future seasons.

Karim Benzema is considered one of the best young attacking prospects in Europe, and just at the tender age of 21, he'll bring youth, energy, and of course, the usual goals in great abundance. 

Right now it must feel great as a Madrid supporter, but for those who were thinking Karim would sign for Manchester United, well, tough luck.

Manchester United so far have only Antonio Valencia to show for signings, but that is nothing compared to what Manchester City and Real Madrid are doing.

Both clubs are dominating the transfer market as we know it, with Tevez and possibly Samuel Eto expected to join the Eastlands outfit by next week or so. 

Perhaps several clubs, such as Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool, Barcelona, Sevilla, Lyon, Juventus, Inter, and Bayern Muchen could possibly compete against the likes of the new Madrid, but regardless of that, Madrid will surely come back to the stage as masters of Europe sooner than most would think.

There is no reason to believe that Ronaldo and Kaka could not coexist with each other in the midfield, but a possible paring of Benzema and Raul would be as enticing and lethal.

Raul is still capable of scoring at least 20-25 goals a season, something about his play that is routinely overlooked.

The reason the rest of Europe will have to worry about Madrid is more to do with the current makeup of the newly improved Galacticos.

And why some managers will have a hard time trying to convey a defensive tactic to stifle the likes of Kaka, Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema, Higuain, Raul, Sergio Ramos, Pepe, Abioll, and possibly Alonzo from Liverpool—all in the same lineup.

It's a scary proposition to even ponder, but this is the work of Florentino Perez, the man who promised a fantastic project for Madrid.

Perez has more than lived up to his word. He's the shape of Madrid for the next decade.