The Real Madrid camp was left in disbelief this morning as a social media post from David Alaba’s girlfriend sparked a frenzy across Europe and beyond. In a now-deleted Instagram story, she wrote:
“I will be naked if Los Blancos win the FIFA Club World Cup 2025.”
The post instantly went viral, sending fans into a spiral of memes, outrage, and amusement. While some saw it as a bold (and bizarrely motivational) statement of support, others were stunned by the public nature of the promise—especially given Alaba’s usually calm, private demeanor.
Inside the Real Madrid dressing room, players were reportedly laughing, gasping, and even placing bets about whether she’d follow through. A source close to the team said:
“Some players thought it was a joke. Others took out their phones to check if it was real. It changed the energy in the room instantly.”
But not everyone was amused.
David Alaba himself was reportedly caught off-guard, learning about the post not from his partner, but from a teammate who showed it to him moments before training. According to Spanish media outlet El Desmarque, Alaba approached his girlfriend in private and asked her to explain the motivation behind the post. One source claimed:
“He was not angry, but confused. He asked, ‘Why would you say something like that? You know people are watching.’”
Her response, according to insiders, was that the post was meant to be “playful, fun, and superstitious,” and that she “didn’t expect it to go viral.” She reportedly told Alaba:
“It was just my way of bringing luck to the team. Nothing more. People take things too seriously.”
Real Madrid’s press team declined to comment officially, but it’s understood that they are monitoring the situation closely, especially since the Club World Cup is a high-profile event, and anything involving nudity—even as a joke—could bring unwanted attention to the club’s image.
Fans on social media remain split. Some are supporting her:
“She believes in her man and the team. Let her cheer however she wants!”
Others, however, criticized the post as inappropriate:
“This isn’t how you support a football club. It’s childish and disrespectful.”
As for Alaba, sources say he asked his partner to refrain from similar public declarations in the future, especially those that could affect his reputation or distract from the team’s focus.
With the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 fast approaching, one thing is certain: Real Madrid now has a lot more eyes on them—not just for their football, but for what may (or may not) happen if they lift the trophy.
And as social media continues to debate, Alaba will be hoping the headlines soon shift back to goals, not girlfriend statuses.
