Saudi Arabia still threatens Real Madrid

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This is a threat to European clubs, and no one is spared. Even if it is true that some players have had setbacks on the Saudi side, like Karim Benzema or Jordan Henderson who has already returned to Europe, the Saudi Pro League remains a very attractive destination for players. best players of the Old Continent. The proof: Nabil Fekir is about to join the great list of stars who have chosen to join this championship with disproportionate ambitions, as revealed exclusively by us.

Even a club of the caliber of Real Madrid can be afraid, as evidenced by Karim Benzema last summer. And a new similar case could occur in the days to come. As indicated Relevo, the Saudi threat still hangs over the head of Luka Modric, who said no last summer but could change his mind now. Especially since as the media indicates, his close friend Ivan Rakitic will indeed fly to Al-Shabab in the coming hours.

Modric is disappointed

It must be said that last summer, Modric thought he was still going to be important in Madrid this season. However, the reality is very different. For example, he did not play a single minute in the last two matches, against Almeria and Las Palmas, where the Merengue also struggled. The player believes that the club is not respecting its part of the contract granted last summer, when he had some guarantees regarding his playing time. He knew that the club wanted to focus on youth, but he still expected to have more playing time.

The Spanish media specifies that an extension of his contract which expires in June currently seems very complicated, to the extent that Modric still believes he has a few seasons ahead of him and does not want to be a second knife. The Saudis are monitoring the situation very closely and may not wait until July/August to go on the attack and position themselves now for the Croatian. To be continued…

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