During a recent event, three Real Madrid players were seen wearing shirts intended to show solidarity with the Spanish city of Ceuta. The shirts featured the slogan 'We are all Caballas,' a term used to refer to residents of the city. However, photographs and video footage from the event show that the three players deliberately covered or obscured the text on their shirts.

While the club and the players involved have not provided an official explanation for the action, the incident has sparked discussion regarding the intent behind the gesture. The act of covering the message stands in contrast to the intended display of support for the city, which has recently faced various social and political challenges. Because there has been no formal statement from the team or the athletes, the motivation behind the decision to hide the slogan remains unconfirmed. Observers are currently debating whether this was an intentional act of distancing or a misunderstanding of the shirt's design.