Real Madrid (4-2-3-1): Casillas; Sergio Ramos, Pepe, Carvalho, Coentrao; Xabi Alonso, Khedira; Di Maria, Ozil, Ronaldo; Benzema
Javier Aguirre team has seen a number of changes during the summer, with nine new additions were made to the side of Zaragoza. New recruits are experienced central defender Fernando Meira, Portuguese and Ruben Micael loan star, but the latter is unlikely to make its debut at this time. Pablo Barrera recent signing of the bank should do.
Jose Mourinho has improved their squad with a number of signings during the offseason, but few, if any of the new faces are likely to be considered to compete in La Romareda. The former Benfica man Fabio Coentrao can give the nod on the left side, while Nuri Sahin is struggling to overcome a knee injury. Otherwise, the Portuguese coach must have the approval to go before the delayed start of the campaign.
Real Madrid new boy José Callejón is in upbeat mood ahead of the Premier League season again as the capital club are looking to end the reign of Barcelona domination.
Madrid begin their league campaign with a trip to Real Zaragoza on Sunday as José Mourinho is trying to improve on last season when he won the Cup, but was runner-up to Barca in the league and lost to their arch rivals in the semi-final of the Champions League.
European parties were marred by controversy and was a similar story when the two teams met again in the Spanish Super Cup earlier this month.
Mourinho again found himself in the spotlight after his performance during the second leg at the Nou Camp, where he appeared to put a finger in the eye of Barca assistant Tito Vilanova in a massive brawl at the end of the match.
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