Real Madrid are back in central Europe for a preseason meeting with Ferencváros in Hungary, a rare fixture that has not carried this kind of spotlight for more than 30 years. The timing also gives Endrick a chance to make a case for himself before the new season settles in.
For supporters searching for Ferencváros vs Real Madrid today, the draw is less about points than access and memory. In the United States, the match can be streamed on CBS and fuboTV. In Mexico, it will be available on Disney+. In Spain, it will be shown on Real Madrid TV.
The matchup itself reaches back to the 1995–96 Champions League group stage, when Real Madrid beat Ferencváros 6–1 at home and drew 1–1 in Budapest. That history is part of why this preseason meeting stands out: the clubs know each other, but not in the way rivals usually do, and the distance between those competitive nights and this one is large enough to change the tone completely.
That is where the edge of the story sits. Real Madrid’s preseason under José Mourinho continues with a test that matters for rhythm and evaluation, yet it does not carry the pressure that came with those Champions League meetings. Vinícius Jr and Brahim Díaz could also feature after missing last weekend’s run-out, which leaves room for rotation and for a player like Endrick to push himself into view rather than simply through the minutes.
After Ferencváros, Real Madrid will turn to RC Deportivo on Wednesday, Aug. 12, before finishing their scheduled preseason against Schalke 04 on Aug. 16 in Gelsenkirchen. The exact kickoff time for Budapest is not given, but the broader picture is clear: this is one of the last chances to sort out form, sharpness and selection before the season begins to harden around results.
