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This summer, in addition to the arrival of Kylian Mbappé (25 years old) and Endrick (17 years old), Real Madrid is preparing for a wave of departures. While the future of Luka Modrić is still up in the air, that of Nacho (34 years old) and Lucas Vázquez (32 years old) has not yet been definitively settled, unlike that of Toni Kroos. The German international announced earlier in the week that he would leave Real Madrid and retire from international football.
On the side of exotic clubs, the situation of Real Madrid executives is obviously closely scrutinized. In the United States, Inter Miami is also dreaming of signing one of them: Nacho (34 years old). According to information from Relevo, the Florida club, where Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez already reside, wants to acquire the current captain of Real Madrid. The Spanish media explains that there remains one extra-community place in its list.
Nacho should leave Real Madrid
Inter Miami would also offer a contract of around 1.5 million euros, a case similar to that of Jordi Alba. Tata Martino, the current coach of Inter Miami, has just lost his central defender Nicolás Freire and must quickly strengthen the axis of his central defense. For his part, Nacho, who now has twelve seasons as a first team player for the Madrid club, has made his decision to leave the Merengues at the end of the season.
The experienced central defender, who once again showed great solidity against Bayern Munich, in the semi-final first leg of the Champions League (2-2), had recently informed his management, as well as Florentino Pérez, that he wanted to end his Madrid adventure to try something else. The Spanish press explained that he wanted to fly outside of Europe for a new challenge. The 34-year-old Spaniard could therefore be served with the leader of the Eastern Conference of Major League Soccer.
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