Regularly qualified as a team at the end of the cycle in recent seasons, Real Madrid are preparing their future. The Madrid club want to bet on young players to ensure the succession of its executives in the years to come.
Real Madrid want to open a new chapter in their history
Karim Benzema (34 years old), Luka Modric (36 years old), Toni Kroos (31 years old)… Real Madrid executives will not be eternal. And if these three men prove this season that they still have some under the hood, Casa Blanca fully intends to prepare for the future with confidence.
Real wants to start a new cycle
With this in mind, the leader of La Liga has already ticked his targets to compose his future attack. It’s no secret that President Florentino Prez wants to attract Kylian Mbapp (23, Paris SG) and Erling Hland (21, Dortmund) next summer. The first will be free if he does not extend his contract. As for the second, a release clause estimated between 75 and 90 million euros will be activated next summer. With the French, the Norwegian and the Brazilian Vinicius Jr (21), the Merengue would have something to see ahead for many years.
In the midfield, the recruitment of Eduardo Camavinga is also part of this logic of the future. Purchased 31 million euros Rennes last summer, the French international is experiencing a first season of adaptation in Spain. A logical step for those who benefit from daily training alongside Casemiro, Kroos and Modric to accelerate their learning of the very high level. I’m sure he learns more from what he sees his teammates in training than what I tell him , recently slipped his trainer Carlo Ancelotti.
Gravenberch ppite in the viewfinder
To accompany the former Rennais in the years to come, Real no longer seems to dream of Paul Pogba (28). According to the Spanish press, the Manchester United midfielder is no longer very popular in the capital of Madrid. The merengue club is also aiming for a great promise for the football of tomorrow: Ryan Gravenberch (19 years old, Ajax Amsterdam). According to Sky Sports, Madrid officials have contacted their agent, a certain Mino Raiola, with a view to preparing a transfer next summer.
Technical, physical and intelligent, the Dutchman has the profile of the modern player and the future crack. His performances have also aroused the envy of other big European clubs, such as Liverpool, Manchester United and FC Barcelona. Recently questioned about his future, the Amsterdam native said he was happy in the Netherlands and ready to stay. But what would be his decision if an offer from Real landed on the table? It would be difficult to refuse. For him, as for his club.
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