According to SPORT, the Spanish soccer club Real Madrid has made a significant transfer policy choice ahead of the next season, citing unidentified sources.
Los Blancos won the UEFA Super Cup and Intercontinental Cup in 2024/2025, but their arch rival FC Barcelona defeated them four times on its way to a domestic treble.
President Florentino Perez, as is customary when his club falls short, has already begun making key decisions and pulling out his checkbook, despite the fact that the current season has yet to end.
Carlo Ancelotti, Brazil’s outgoing head coach, has already announced that he will take over as the new manager in May 26.
Although Madrid has not issued an official ‘comunicado’ on the subject, it is commonly assumed that the Italian would be replaced by Xabi Alonso ahead of the Club World Cup.
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In terms of the transfer market, Madrid has already strengthened its defensive line by adding Spain international Dean Huijsen over the weekend.
This was accomplished by triggering the 20-year-old’s $68 million (£50 million) release clause at Bournemouth.
However, according to SPORT, the center back born in the Netherlands and brought to Spain as a child will be Madrid’s lone signing in that part of the pitch.
This becomes despite Madrid having to witness the likes of Eder Militao, David Alaba and Toni Rudiger all battling for fitness at various points of the season.
Real Madrid’s coach, Xabi Alonso, will still be entitled to make other signings
Though Alonso is unable to sign another defender, he can pursue a midfielder, and he is apparently looking for one with a more defensive profile.
Simultaneously, COPE claims that Real Madrid has agreed to bring back former Argentine international Nico Paz from Como. If it does so before June 30, Perez will only have to pay $6.8 million (€6 million), but the fine will increase to $10.13 million (€9 million) after that date.
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