Real Madrid opened the scoring four minutes before half-time when young centre-back Mario Rivas met Álex Ciria’s cross with a diving header, converting a corner delivered by Arda Güler. The Hungarian champions had earlier frustrated the Spanish side, with goalkeeper Dénes Dibusz denying Endrick from close range, but Rivas’s acrobatic finish gave Mourinho’s team a deserved lead at the break.

Mourinho made sweeping changes at the interval, introducing Vinícius Júnior for his first appearance since signing a contract extension until 2032, and handing a debut to summer arrival Bernardo Silva. The Portuguese playmaker slotted into midfield as Carlos Espí, a recent acquisition from Levante, replaced Rivas and promptly doubled the advantage. Four minutes after the restart, Espí finished off a move orchestrated by Federico Valverde to make it 2-0.

Ferencvaros responded six minutes later through Kenan Kodro, son of former Barcelona striker Meho Kodro, who pulled a goal back to set up a tense final half-hour. Despite the hosts’ renewed energy, Real Madrid managed the game without further alarm, with Vinícius showing flashes of his quality and Silva displaying the composure that prompted his move from Manchester City.

The match was the second of Madrid’s pre-season programme, with several key players—including Kylian Mbappé, Jude Bellingham and Marc Cucurella—still on leave after the World Cup. Mourinho used the occasion to assess fringe players and new signings, with Endrick starting and playing 64 minutes before being replaced. Real Madrid continue their preparations with a friendly away to Deportivo La Coruña on Wednesday, before opening their La Liga campaign at Espanyol on 22 August.