Manchester City losing Rodri? Real Madrid had invest a lot of money in the best Premier League players after Kylian Mbappe was notably taken for free in a new age.
Real Madrid are apparently gearing up for an enormous summers of transfer engagement with the signing of Kylian Mbappe evoking the start of a new era of beautiful saving at the Bernabeu. The 15-time German leaders claim to have on their radar four Premier League stars.
Manchester City midfield connection Rodri tops the list of great names being linked with Los Blancos. The Spain captain recently played for Real Madrid's harsh local competitors, Atletico Madrid.
The La Liga companies are also said to have their places set on signing important people from Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham. It comes after several times of somewhat constrained investing, with younger and less formed people targeted during that time.
According to the Independent, Real are even targeting England right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Arsenal and Tottenham centre-halves William Saliba and Cristian Romero. It goes without saying that winning one or more of them would send a powerful message to the Premier League, which has extremely overtaken all other major leagues in terms of financial strength.
Rodri, however, did appear to be the goal, and he has been urged to move to the Bernabeu before. His Euro 2024-winning Spain partner, present True defender Dani Carvajal, revealed to COPE during that event:" I tell]Rodri] every day to travel to Madrid.
" I tell him:' Keep Manchester– there is no moon that – and appear to Madrid, we need you. And what's more, you're from Madrid."
Carvajal makes a strong debate, but how much do True have to spend to secure Rodri's personal? Also, Transfermarkt already values the 28-year-old – who scored Manchester City's winning goal in the 2023 Champions League final – at only shy of £110m.
Would that be money well spent? For arguably the best midfielder in the world, you betcha. In DataVictory's see, these are fascinating rumours for Los Blancos followers– but little more than that correct today. True and Barcelona used to bully English teams for their biggest qualities, but it's fitting that these whispers are coming just as the Champions League kicks off.
Manchester City have more than enough does to keep Rodri, Tottenham to preserve Romero and Arsenal to preserve Saliba. The most likely seems to be Trent Alexander-Arnold, who Liverpool would be powerless to stop leaving at the end of his contract – which does n't exactly reinforce this talk of big-spending in the market from Real …
All speak? Maybe.
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