A Premier League superstar is approaching
Leader in the league and in the Champions League, the real Madrid wants to continue to dominate European football by signing a superstar in attack.
Real Madrid Mercato: A great striker in the sights of Real
the real Madrid won 3-1 against Sevilla FC this weekend despite the absence of Karim Benzema. The people of Madrid continue their good start to the season, Carlo Ancelotti’s men are leaders in the league and in the Champions League. These results are due to the homogeneity of the workforce of the Merengues which allows a great rotation. Los Blancos are favorites to succeed themselves in La Liga and the Champions League and that dominance could continue.
According to information from Sports1Real Madrid would like to sign the striker from Tottenham, Heung Min Son next summer. Carlo Ancelotti appreciates the profile of the South Korean striker who could replace Eden Hazard in the event of departure. At the same time, Heung-min Son is said to be deep in thought about his future. The captain of the South Korean selection wishes to take a step forward and win titles. At 30, the Spurs winger could decide to leave England to join a bigger club and give new impetus to his career. Heung-min Son turned down several contract offers to extend his contract with Spurs. Tottenham bosses could be forced to sell him this summer to avoid a free start in June 2024.
Real Madrid Mercato: The Merengues are preparing the next summer transfer window
Alongside the Heung-min Son case, the real Madrid is also interested in João Cancelo and Jude Bellingham. Real Madrid could thus achieve an XXL transfer window by recruiting these three renowned players. Florentino Pérez wants to celebrate the new Santiago Bernabeu by building a Galacticos squad next season. The people of Madrid have the means to achieve a large-scale transfer window and some positions must be renewed. Next summer the real Madrid will be one of the clubs to follow and the soap opera Kylian Mbappé could also experience a new chapter.
