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Liverpool accepts the exchange of Konaté and 35 million for a Real Madrid Player who wants to leave the club after being benched by Xabi Alonso

Real Madrid’s transfer activity is heating up, with several key developments shaping the club’s future. Let’s dive into the latest news and rumors surrounding the Spanish giants.

 

*Potential Departures*

 

One potential exit that’s caught everyone’s attention is Antonio Rüdiger’s possible move to Al-Nassr, the Saudi Pro League team led by Cristiano Ronaldo. With one year left on his contract, the 32-year-old center-back could be an attractive signing for the Saudi side, especially if Real Madrid receives a substantial offer.

 

Meanwhile, Rodrygo’s future remains uncertain, despite his reported desire to stay at Real Madrid and fight for his place. Rumors have been swirling about potential moves to Arsenal, PSG, and other top clubs, but Real Madrid seems willing to let him go if that’s what he truly wants.

 

*Potential Arrivals*

 

On the incoming front, Álvaro Carreras is reportedly close to joining Real Madrid as the club’s fourth signing of the summer. The Benfica left-back has caught the eye of Los Blancos, but Manchester United’s involvement complicates matters, as they have first refusal on the player.

 

Real Madrid is also eyeing Ibrahima Konate, Liverpool’s talented center-back, with plans to potentially sign him next season when his contract expires. However, the Spanish side might try to negotiate a cut-price deal if they act now, given their concerns about the center-back position.

 

Another target on Real Madrid’s radar is Alexis Mac Allister, Liverpool’s skilled midfielder. According to reports, the club is preparing to make a whopping $116.8 million bid for the player, who has caught the attention of coach Xabi Alonso.

 

As the transfer window continues to unfold, Real Madrid’s priorities and strategies will become clearer. One thing is certain, though: the club is determined to strengthen its squad and make a lasting impact on the football world.

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