PSG have shown the way, Real Madrid probably want to follow suit: In the coming transfer window, the Spanish club intends to bring free stars.
The Spanish top club Real Madrid apparently want to take an example from PSG for the coming 2022/23 season and strengthen themselves mainly with free transfers. This reported AS.
The background to all this is also that the financial situation in the Spanish capital is a bit tense and it is not possible to bring million transfers under one roof. Since Paris Saint-Germain successfully implemented the model with the free transfers in this transfer phase, Real wants to try this in the future.
In Paris recently four players whose contracts had expired with their old employer were presented: Gianluigi Donnarumma (22), Sergio Ramos (35), Georginio Wijnaldum (30) and world footballer Lionel Messi (34) all moved to the Seine and on this summer strengthen the already strong PSG ensemble.
Real Madrid: Alaba’s free transfer just the beginning?
At Real, the beginning of this new transfer strategy was also made with David Alaba – the Austrian moved free of charge from Bayern Munich to LaLiga. But in order to be able to bag more top transfers and pay the salary of the stars of the scene, players should also leave before the next big transfer summer and in the meantime cut salary costs.
So are loud Diario AS The departures of Gareth Bale, Isco and also captain Marcelo are decisive for new transfers. The contract of all three players, who played an important role in the recent past, expires in the summer, they should then leave the club.
Real Madrid’s wish list: Pogba, Mbappe and two Germans
The Spanish newspaper AS Also writes in the report for which players the saved salary payments could then be spent. Especially Antonio Rüdiger (FC Chelsea), Paul Pogba (Manchester United) and Leon Goretzka (FC Bayern Munich) should be on the wish list.
In addition, PSG’s Kylian Mbappe is of course a player whose name has been circulating in Madrid for a long time and whom they would love to sign for the next season. Eduardo Camavinga from Stade Rennes is also named as the fifth player – but the competition here is fierce.
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