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David Alaba’s uncertain future forces Real Madrid to protect their backs. In addition to looking for a right back (Trent Alexander-Arnold is targeted), the Merengue club would also like to recruit a central defender. And according to A.S.Casa Blanca still has an eye on Spanish European champion Aymeric Laporte.
Last summer, the Al-Nassr player had already been announced in Madrid’s sights. Having left for Saudi Arabia in 2023, the 30-year-old player was very excited about the idea of returning to the country and wearing the white tunic, before being blocked by his leaders. Under contract until 2025, Laporte in any case has the advantage of having an experienced center profile.
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