Kim Kardashian has been enjoying some adorable bonding moments with her son Saint in Spain, while daughters North and Chicago are enjoying time with their dad, Kanye West, in South Korea.

The doting mom, 43, flew to Madrid with Saint, 8, and a friend to watch Real Madrid play Real Valladolid over the weekend.

The reality star appears to have used some of her connections to get her soccer-loving son to meet some of the big-name players, including David Alaba, Jude Bellingham, Vinicius Junior and more.

The Skims founder recently opened up about her travel plans during an interview on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”

“I always go on soccer trips with my older son [Saint],” she said.

“Saint is into soccer,” she shared with the late-night host on Aug. 14, noting that all four of her kids have different interests.

“Saint loves watching soccer, so we’ve been all over the world,” she said.

“I took them to Japan; I took them everywhere. We’re going to Spain for their first Real Madrid game,” the Kardashians star explained.

“It’s crazy that I’ve been all over the world for them, but it’s fun.”

The trip may have other implications for Saint, as he’s apparently looking for a potential partner for his mom.

In the same interview, Kardashian revealed that her kids are ready for her to have a boyfriend, even though she’s not ready, but that hasn’t stopped them from trying to figure out how to introduce her.

“Saint wants me to be with any basketball player or soccer player,” she explained, adding cautiously, “and I tell them, ‘If you only knew.’”

Kardashian was married to former basketball player Kris Humphries for 72 days in 2011.

“Some of the kids want me to be with people who play games online,” she continued.

“They have lists and they try to sneakily arrange them, but I say, ‘Kids, this is not what I want right now!’”

Recently, Kardashian and her eldest daughter North, 11, took a mother-daughter trip to New York.

“North is into art,” the influencer shared with Fallon, adding that son Psalm, 5, loves playing soccer and hinting that daughter Chicago, 6, “is a perfect princess who loves all things sparkly.”