Real Madrid is preparing to offer Thibaut Courtois a new contract until 2028, despite the club's unwritten rule of giving only one-year contracts to players over 30. Courtois, who is currently 32, is highly valued by the club. The agreement has been reached, and official confirmation will follow at the end of the season. This move shows the club's full confidence in Courtois, despite his recent struggles with injuries.

Thibaut Courtois, currently under contract until June 2026, is expected to sign a contract extension with Real Madrid. According to Relevo, the Belgian international will extend his contract by two years, until 2028. Real Madrid has reportedly decided to break its usual policy of only extending contracts by one year for players over 30 years old.

Real Madrid firmly believe Courtois is still the best goalkeeper in the world and are planning to extend his contract. There is interest from Saudi Arabia for the past two years, but Real Madrid's intention is to extend his contract. A proposal to renew his contract will be sent to Courtois and his camp at some stage in 2025, as guaranteed by Fabrizio Romano.