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What transfer window for Real Madrid? The Spanish press is convinced that the Merengues will recruit at least two players with a defensive profile this winter, namely a central defender and a right back. The names of Aymeric Laporte, Castello Lukeba, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jonathan Tah come up repeatedly in the Iberian media. Even if it is also said that Florentino Pérez would not be so eager to recruit…
The president of Real Madrid obviously prefers to wait until next summer to recruit, not wishing to put his hand in his pocket in the middle of the season despite the wishes of his coach Carlo Ancelotti. Either way, the phone is ringing constantly in the Bernabéu offices at the moment. A phenomenon already explained earlier this week, and which has multiplied in recent days, as indicated in the daily Marca.
Real Madrid fail at all costs
The Madrid sports media claims that players and agents are harassing Real Madrid to offer their services to the club in the Spanish capital. Aware that the Merengues need people, the agents try to place their foals there. In total, the Merengues received more than 200 phone calls! Sergio Ramos is one of those players who offered, but the Madrilenians said no
Negative responses which were also given to all the callers, in particular because Real Madrid do not want to be used to force extensions or transfers to other clubs. Just like Real Madrid wants to move away, as much as possible, from the soap operas and rumors linked to the transfer window. This is clear…
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