Real Madrid's value has surged by $50 million after the club announced that it had signed two new players for their squad.

The first player to be signed was Brazilian midfielder Renato Sanches, who joined Real Madrid from Bayern Munich on a four-year deal. The transfer fee was reported to be €40 million ($46 million), which is a significant increase from the €27 million ($31 million) he cost the German side last summer.

The second signing was Spanish defender Dani Carvajal, who moved from Juventus for a reported €30 million ($33 million). This move was seen as a major coup for Real Madrid, as they were able to bring in a key player for a fraction of the cost of other transfers made this summer.

Both signings have been praised by fans and analysts alike, with many believing that Real Madrid now has one of the strongest squads in La Liga. The team's value has risen significantly since the signings were announced, with the club's market value now estimated at around €8 billion ($9 billion).

Despite the rise in value, Real Madrid still faces competition from other clubs in the league, including Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. However, with these two signings, the club is well-positioned to compete for titles and continue its dominance in Spanish football.