Real Madrid might be close to securing yet another lucrative summer package.
A World Cup winner is currently being considered for a position at Real Madrid ahead of the 2024/25 period, which is currently in the works.
Kylian Mbappe, Endrick and Joselu have all arrived at Real Madrid so far on permament exchanges, adding to the likes of Jude Bellingham, Luka Modric, Vinicius Jr and Aurelien Tchouameni.
However, the European leaders are n't content to stick with that; more deals are anticipated this summer, and a passable deal might be in the offing.
According to Roman release Gazzetta dello Sport, Real Madrid are looking to mark Mats Hummels for complimentary this summer, after losing out on the filing of Leny Yoro.
Despite producing numerous top-notch shows on the way to the Champions League last, Hummels left Borussia Dortmund at the end of the 2024/25 period following the conclusion of his deal.
Reports suggested that the German World Cup winner may end up moving to Serie A area Bologna this summer, but Real Madrid have then entered the race for the 35-year-old's name. Hummels has since rethought his options, with the European champions ' present of a one-year deal potentially very appealing for him to decline.
If Hummels chose to move to Real Madrid, he will probably be the team's fourth-choice centre-back. Prior to him, David Alaba, David Alaba, and Eder Militao will all be preferred, though Nacho's exit this summer will allow the German to make a lot of images in 2024/25.
In DataVictory's see, signing Hummels may indicate good organization for Real Madrid. While his income will also charge a good sum, he'll get a great stop gap for Los Blancos as they pursue another centre-back options.
For Hummels himself it's even a wonderful move: there's greater chances to earn medals in the Colonial capital, while he'll prove a valuable part of Ancelotti's part whenever needed.
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