Real Madrid plans to be able to sign Jude Bellingham a little cheaper from BVB through an exchange deal. Eduardo Camavinga could switch to Dortmund.
Real Madrid are considered to be one of the biggest prospects for Jude Bellingham. In order not to have to pay a large transfer fee to Borussia Dortmund, the royals seem to be planning an exchange deal with Eduardo Camavinga.
In addition to Real Madrid, the and one of the greatest prospects for Jude Bellingham. Even if it is not decided yet, it is generally assumed that he will leave BVB in the summer of 2023.
In this case, Dortmund would demand an XXL fee, which they can definitely afford given the performance of the young Brit. Including further bonus payments, he could even knock Ousmane Dembele off the throne as a new record departure. He had paid a total of around 140 million euros for the winger in the summer of 2017.
Real, however, don’t want to have to dig that deep to get Bellingham to join them.
Real consider swap deal for Bellingham transfer
The information from sky according to, the Madrilenians plan to integrate a barter deal into the transfer. The overarching goal: The midfielder should be as cheap as possible in terms of the transfer as such.
That’s why Eduardo Camavinga should switch to Dortmund in exchange. At least that’s a first, rough mind game in the Spanish capital. sky describes it a little cautiously as an “internal idea” of the Royal. It is not yet clear whether this plan has already been presented to black and yellow.
So Real could pay around 100 million euros and add the 20-year-old.
But there are three possible problems right from the start: On the one hand, it is quite conceivable that Dortmund would rather have a higher sum than such an exchange in order to be more flexible when using the income. On the other hand, the salary of such a top player as Camavinga would have to be paid. And besides, Carlo Ancelotti really wants to keep the young Frenchman. He just got that.
In all likelihood, BVB will insist on a higher transfer fee. This means that the club is simply more flexible and can let off steam on the transfer market according to their own preferences.
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Source: Stern
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