Real Madrid have reportedly been urged to consider selling Kylian Mbappe and replacing him with Erling Haaland this summer.
The suggestion comes amid growing uncertainty surrounding Mbappe’s future following another disappointing campaign at the Santiago Bernabeu and increasing criticism from frustrated supporters recently.
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Reports claim Jose Mourinho is close to returning as Real Madrid manager after reaching an agreement over a three-year contract.
Former Atletico Madrid coach Jorge D’Alessandro believes Madrid should cash in on Mbappe and build their attack around a traditional centre-forward like Haaland instead.
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D’Alessandro questioned whether Mbappe can successfully coexist with Vinicius Junior, arguing the partnership has failed to deliver balance within the attacking structure consistently this season.
The pundit also claimed Real Madrid require defensive reinforcements and a recognised number nine capable of dominating physically inside opposition penalty areas regularly.
Despite links to Erling Haaland, Jose Mourinho is reportedly prioritising a move for Rodri from Manchester City to strengthen midfield authority and control, reports Team Talk.
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is also believed to admire Rodri, viewing him as a cornerstone for the club’s next era.
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