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Real Madrid are certain to welcome Kylian Mbappé this summer. But the Bondynois will not be the only player who will arrive at the Bernabéu during this 2024 summer transfer window, since the Merengues wish to enlist other players, in particular in the defensive sector. Alphonso Davies, for example, is one of the priority avenues for the club in the Spanish capital, while his contract in Munich expires in 2025. A lease that, according to the German press, he has no intention of extending…
For his part, The Athletic explains that the player has already reached an agreement with Real Madrid. An oral agreement for an arrival in 2024 or 2025, recently sealed between the player’s entourage and the thinking heads of Madrid management, namely Juni Calafat and José Angel Sanchez. The player gave his priority to Real Madrid, despite the interest of other teams, in the Premier League in particular.
Bayern will be tough in negotiations
Faced with a fait accompli, Bayern will likely have no choice but to part with it this summer if they wish to collect a check. And as indicated Marca, Bayern will still ask 50 million euros from the Madrilenians. A substantial amount that Florentino Pérez will seek to negotiate downwards. Still according to the Spanish media, Real Madrid will start with an offer a little lower than 35 million euros, and does not want to do anything crazy.
The Merengues are thus seeking to strengthen their left flank, at a time when Ferland Mendy has not yet convinced everyone, and Fran Garcia does not seem to have the makings of a starter at Real Madrid for the moment. The Camavinga option on the left, widely used last season, no longer seems relevant. Alphonso Davies would therefore be a valuable reinforcement for a team which will look very good next season…
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