According to Jose Felix Díaz’s MARCA report, Dean Huijsen from Bournemouth is the leading prospect for Real Madrid’s defensive reinforcements.
With multiple centre-backs being considered at Valdebebas in recent weeks, Huijsen’s name is currently at the top of Madrid’s defensive scouting list.
The Spanish giants are aggressively looking at several options to strengthen their backline, including Jorrel Hato, Ibrahima Konate, Castello Lukeba, and William Saliba.
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Huijsen, on the other hand, is now seen as the most realistic signing due to his outstanding progress and the relative simplicity with which a deal may be negotiated in comparison to other targets.
Huijsen’s Rise in European Football
The 19-year-old Dutch defender, who previously played in Malaga’s academy before joining Juventus, has emerged as one of Europe’s most promising young centre-backs.
A loan time with Roma under Jose Mourinho demonstrated his ball control, aerial supremacy, and ability to play in a high defensive line.
This has not gone unnoticed by Real Madrid’s sporting directors, who regard Huijsen as a long-term asset capable of fitting effortlessly into their defensive scheme.
Although initial communication between Madrid and the player’s team had no immediate results, the club’s growing appreciation for Huijsen has revived their interest.
With David Alaba’s fitness questionable and the club attentively watching Antonio Rudiger’s workload, Real Madrid’s sporting department is already planning for future defensive acquisitions.
While Eder Militao is anticipated to return to full fitness next season, the club wants to guarantee it has enough depth to compete at the highest level.
As the season progresses, Real Madrid will continue to consider their possibilities before making a final choice on defensive reinforcements.
However, Huijsen is now dominating the race, with the Spanish giants keeping a close eye on his Premier League performances.
The next few months will determine whether Madrid makes a formal offer, but with the club usually prioritizing the greatest rising talents, Huijsen might soon be on his way to the Santiago Bernabeu if all the pieces fall into place.
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