The Merengue club wants to enter the Turkish market and expand its brand, taking advantage of the young footballer’s popularity in the country
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Arda Güler, Türkiye
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He is only 19 years old, but Arda Guler He is already a true world icon and, above all, an idol in his home country. The expectation is maximum in Türkiyeand that, in his first season in the Real Madridthe midfielder was barely able to play 440 minutes due to injuries
However, despite his limited role, the Turkish footballer was able to score six goals for Real Madrid and, later, at the European Championship, he scored another goal and provided two assists for his national team. These formidable records have excited the entire Real Madrid fan base and have caused a stir among the Ottoman fans, who are amazed by their new star.
REAL MADRID TV WILL ALSO BE BROADCAST IN Türkiye
Such is the popularity and following that it is having He laughs in his native country that the Real Madrid would be in negotiations with all television platforms Türkiye to obtain broadcasting rights and be able to broadcast RMTV in Ottoman territory. According to ROOM TVthe merengue entity wants to enter the Turkish market and is even planning the possibility of creating special programs related to Arda Gulerlaunching its television channel in Turkey. A bet through which, taking advantage of the young footballer’s popularity in his country, the Madrid club wants to expand its brand and, specifically, Real Madrid TV.
Real Madrid will launch “Real Madrid TV” channel in Turkey due to Arda Güler’s popularity
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About the author, Daniel Cayetano: editor-in-chief and coordinator of Bernabéu Digital. A born Real Madrid fan. He has already covered two Champions League finals (Paris 2022 and London 2024). Graduated in Spanish Language and Literature, and in Journalism from the Rey Juan Carlos University. Former editor at Sphera Sports and former collaborator of Radio 4G.
