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Real Madrid has built an impenetrable barrier against the sirens of gold. Despite dizzying offers for its stars, the Madrid club has chosen to keep its core.
This summer, Real Madrid completed the signings of young talent Endrick and French superstar Kylian Mbappé. However, with ten days to go until the summer transfer window closes, the Madrid club is not planning any further moves within its squad.
At least that’s what the Merengues coach Carlo Ancelotti said, when he announced at the beginning of August that the Blancos’ transfer window was over. That doesn’t stop other clubs, particularly in Saudi Arabia, from showing interest in several Real Madrid players, starting with Vinicius Jr.
Real does not waver
According to ASthe Brazilian left winger received an offer of more than a billion euros, a proposal that the Auriverde did not immediately reject, leaving his representatives to examine it. For his part, the president of the Casa Blanca, Florentino Pérez, firmly opposed a departure of his star, invoking the clause of 1 billion euros included in his contract.
However, according to UOL Sportsthe Saudi Kingdom has not given up on its ambitions and is said to have returned to the charge, this time targeting Eder Militao. A Saudi Pro League club is said to have offered 170 million euros for the Brazilian defender, as well as an annual salary of 50 million euros. This proposal was naturally rejected by the Madrid management.
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