Real Madrid have announced that their forward Adnan Amrani and midfielder Paul Pogba have extended their contracts with the club until 2028.

The Frenchman, who joined Real Madrid from Monaco in 2019, has been a regular starter for the club since his arrival, making 57 appearances across all competitions so far. He scored five goals and provided four assists during the 2020-21 season.

Meanwhile, Pogba, who signed for Real Madrid on a free transfer in January 2021, has made a strong start to life at the Bernabeu. The Frenchman has already played 14 times for the club, scoring three goals and providing two assists.

The extension of both players' contracts is a clear indication of Real Madrid's commitment to their current squad. It also shows that the club is willing to invest in its players, even if it means extending their contracts beyond the initial term.

La Liga continues to shape players' career paths as more and more young talent emerges from the Spanish top flight. This season saw several promising youngsters make their mark, including Real Madrid's own Fede Valverde and Atletico Madrid's Joao Felix.

Overall, these signings by Real Madrid show that the club is not only focused on winning titles but also on developing young talent within its ranks. With the likes of Amrani, Pogba, and others set to stay at the club until 2028, there can be no doubt that Real Madrid will continue to be one of the most competitive teams in Europe for years to come.