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LaLiga: Real Madrid confirm shirt numbers for six new signings

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Real Madrid on Monday confirmed the shirt numbers of six new players in the squad.

The LaLiga giants have brought in Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig, Marc Cucurella from Chelsea, Denzel Dumfries from Inter Milan and Carlos Espi from Levante.

Bernardo Silva and Ibrahima Konate arrived as free agents.

Espi has been handed the no. 19 jersey, Silva will wear no. 20 and Diomande has taken the no. 25 shirt.

Konate got the no.16 shirt, Cucurella has been handed no.17 and Dumfries will wear no. 24.

All the six players are currently in pre-season training with the Madrid squad.

LaLiga: Real Madrid confirm shirt numbers for six new signings

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