David Beckham popped down to the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, where the Spanish club are training for the fourth consecutive summer, to catch up with some former teammates and current superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.
Carlo Ancelotti's men looked in good shape as they ready themselves for the league kick-off on August 18 with a four-stop tour of the United States.
Galacticos: Two Real Madrid legends of the
present and recent past, Cristiano Ronaldo and David Beckham, met up as
the Spanish giants opened their pre-season tour of the United States
with a training session at the UCLA campus in Los Angeles
Good to see you: Beckham, who announced his
retirement following last season's spell at Paris Saint-Germain, also
caught up with former teammate Sergio Ramos
Stars align: Kaka and Real are in Los Angeles on the first stop of their pre-season tour of the United States
Pals reunited: Beckham and goalkeeper Iker Casillas pose after the training session
Ronaldo posed with Beckham after training and signed shirts and footballs for lucky fans who had come down to the university to watch their favourites in action.
It was a chance for new manager Carlo Ancelotti to put the squad through their paces and Ronaldo looked to have quickly rediscovered the goalscoring touch that delivered him 55 goals in 55 games last season.
Sign here please: Ronaldo signs shirts and
footballs for lucky fans who came down to the UCLA campus to see their
heroes in the flesh
Back in the groove: Ronaldo, who scored 55 goals in 55 matches last season, looked in excellent goal-grabbing form in training
Having returned to training a fortnight ago, Real began their pre-season with a 6-0 win over Championship side Bournemouth at the Goldsands Stadium, a game in which Ronaldo scored twice.
They then scored twice in the last 12 minutes to earn a 2-2 draw with Lyon at the Stade Gerland, before Karim Benzema strike settled Saturday's match with Paris Saint-Germain in Gothenburg.
Real take on the Galaxy in the Guinness International Champions Cup with the game unusually being played in Phoenix, Arizona. Win or lose, they will return to LA to play either Juventus or Everton in the next phase of the tournament.
New regime: Carlo Ancelotti, the new Real boss, with Ronaldo and Angel Di Maria
Gareth Bale could be a Madrid player by that time after Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy reluctantly accepted the 24-year-old Welshman wants to leave the club for the nine-time European champions.
Bale will command a world-record fee of £85m, with a player, possibly Angel Di Maria or Fabio Coentrao, heading in the opposite direction.
See you soon: Gareth Bale, seen here playing for
Tottenham against Real in a 2011 Champions League tie, is on the verge
of joining Real for a world record £85m
Getting to know you: Ronaldo and Carlo Ancelotti take a stroll
Holding court: Casillas answers press questions at the UCLA campus