The 2024–25 season was Real Madrid's 94th in existence, their 69th consecutive season in the top flight of Spanish basketball and 18th consecutive season in the EuroLeague.

Times up to 27 October 2024 and from 30 March 2025 are CEST (UTC+2). Times from 27 October 2024 to 30 March 2025 are CET (UTC+1).

Overview Pre-season On 4 April 2024, Rudy Fernández announced his retirement after the 2024 Summer Olympics, leaving Real Madrid at the end of the season after 12 years with the club. On 18 June, another departure followed, as Madrid and Carlos Alocén mutually agreed for the player to put an end to his career at the club. On the next day, Sergio Rodríguez announced his retirement, completing his second stint with Real Madrid and finishing a highly successful career. A week later, the club announced the departure of Vincent Poirier upon expiration of his contract.

On 2 July, Mario Hezonja extended his contract until 2029. The first new signing for Madrid was announced on 3 July, as Andrés Feliz joined from Joventut on a 3-year deal. On 4 July, coach Chus Mateo extended his contract for two more years. On the next day, Edy Tavares renewed until 2029. More renewals followed, as Džanan Musa and captain Sergio Llull agreed to remain in Madrid until 2025. On 12 July, the second new face arrived at the club, as Canadian guard Xavier Rathan-Mayes joined from Yenisey on a 2-year deal.

On 23 July, Fabien Causeur left Real Madrid upon expiration of his contract, putting an end to his 7-year stint at the club. Three days later, Serge Ibaka returned to Madrid on a one-year deal. On 20 August, Usman Garuba signed a three-year deal with the club, returning after three seasons in the NBA.

On 29 August, Real Madrid announced the departure of Guerschon Yabusele after three seasons with the club. Five days later, Alberto Abalde renewed his contract until 2027.

Players Squad information

Depth chart

Transactions

In

Out

Pre-season and friendlies Friendly matches

Competitions Overview

Liga ACB

League table

Results summary

Results by round

Matches

ACB Playoffs

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

EuroLeague

League table

Results summary

Results by round

Matches

EuroLeague Playoffs

Play-ins

Playoff series

Copa del Rey

Supercopa de España

Statistics Liga ACB Player 207:19– 50%–0.510.5–1.51.5432919:4849.6%41.7%77.2%2.51.30.6–6.87.740382359.1%35.8% 87.6%2.1 4.9 1.5–11.1 15.229612:4950.9%29.6%65.5%11.30.40.14.73.336613:0755.3%25%76.6%2.20.80.40.34.54.24016 24:2352.1%38.6%83.7%51.21.10.1 14.114.1362219:0355.2%43.3%84.3%2.81.40.70.212.914.1191022:3155.4%32.5%73.8%3.60.90.40.289.133915:0262.6%26.8%67.5%3.60.50.70.75.36.420113:3162.7%36.4%60%3.10.80.31.16.6822215:1761.4% 50%59.4%50.60.50.86.69413821:47 65.6%–66.1% 6.810.4 1.68.71540816:3748.9%34.7%84.3%1.52.30.40.18.67.838218:3958.5%32.9%80.3%3.22.30.80.17.38.9362814:0756.4%28.4%61.9%2.80.30.40.23.83.6405:3120%–75%1–0.30.51.33.3101:36––––––––-1100:53––––––––0 TOTAL 56.9%35.6%77.8%38.416.67.53.988.2104.8 Source: ACB

EuroLeague Player 2110:1950%– 100%1.50.5––40.5392818:5258.9% 46%88.5%2.41.70.5–5.96.6393325:4456.1%33.8%86%3.1 6 10.112 17.523511:5851.5%35.7%63.2%0.91.40.5–5.33.93017:3235.7%33.3%68.8%1.30.30.10.31.91.23817 27:0361.5%31.5%81.9%5.31.50.80.1 14.914.3352321:4753.3%37.2%81.2%2.920.40.112.212.5281523:2261.8%41.2%65.4%3.21.40.50.288.627914:0565.5%23.5%50%3.10.60.60.43.93.829212:1963.2%31.7%75%3.20.70.20.56.2612213:5256.8%–78.3%30.60.40.355.6403723:15 73.8%–72.2% 6.61.20.7 1.210.215.340317:0540.5%29.2%81.2%1.42.20.4–6.65.133514:1154.4%29.2%62.1%1.81.60.70.14.84.8251913:5854.5%34.1%66.7%2.40.50.60.13.64.2301:35–– 100%––––0.70.3100:57––––––––-2 TOTAL 59.3%33.6%77.5%36.618.762.884.296.1 Source: EuroLeague

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