Spanish clubs have dominated the UEFA Super Cup in recent years. In the last ten editions, nine of the finals have featured a LaLiga club and in some finals there have even been two. Real Madrid beat Eintracht Frankfurt in Finland in 2022. Now they have to defeat Atalanta in the National Stadium in Poland in the capital city of Warsaw. The underdog in this match have strengthened the squad. They have signed Charles De Ketelaere permanently and also secured the services of Mateo Retegui. In addition, Ben Godfrey, Nicolo Zaniolo and Ibrahim Sulemana are now part of the team. What is particularly exciting is that Retegui could possibly make his debut as early as Wednesday due to the long injury break of Gianluca Scamacca, who will be out for several months. Giorgio Scalvini is also recovering from a similar injury but should return before the end of the year. Koopmeiners, who is being courted by Juventus and Liverpool is unlikely to play another game for Atalanata. Meanwhile, Real Madrid has played a number of friendly matches against absolute top clubs where the financial aspect was probably the main focus. However, there is no doubt that this team will deliver from the first competitive game of the new season. Undisputed is the fact that after their 3-0 victory in the Europa League final against Leverkusen Atalanata can counterattack even world-class teams with less possession of the ball. Also the underdog should be more in a mood for this final as in the Madrid squad we could see some players to underestimate the opponent.