Real Madrid has selected a luxurious accommodation for its participation in the revamped FIFA Club World Cup, taking place this summer in the United States. The team, now led by Xabi Alonso, will stay at the prestigious Four Seasons Resort in Palm Beach, a high-end property offering suites priced at up to $8,000 per night and featuring a private beach.

The perfect setting to focus on the tournament

Located more than 100 kilometers from Miami, the resort allows the team to stay away from the distractions of the big city and fully focus on the competition. The hotel is also home to Florie’s, a restaurant led by world-renowned Argentine chef Mauro Colagreco, whose French restaurant Mirazur holds three Michelin stars. Colagreco will provide a top-tier culinary experience with standout dishes such as Galician-style octopus and roasted pumpkin carpaccio, offering guests a taste of refined Mediterranean cuisine.

A historic tournament to pursue global glory

Real Madrid will aim to add another international title to its collection in a tournament debuting a 32-team format, which will conclude on July 13 at New Jersey MetLife Stadium. The Spanish giants arrive in the U.S. with several notable new signings, including Dean Huijsen and Trent Alexander-Arnold, who are expected to make their official debuts in this competition.

As part of its global image, the team will also wear apparel designed by French fashion house Louis Vuitton, following a recent sponsorship agreement.

With a luxury base camp and a strengthened squad, Real Madrid is looking to reassert its dominance as the best team in Europe and the world. This tournament will not only be a chance to secure a new trophy, but also an opportunity for Xabi Alonso to assess his players ahead of the challenging season ahead.