Real Madrid are expected to re-enter the summer 2022 transfer market if the situation warrants it. Until then, the Spanish giants will only look to add new players if a suitable player is available. Instead of splashing out big on new signings, they’ll focus on renewing the contracts of existing players. Up for renewal are Vinicius Junior and Eder Militao. Marco Asensio and Dani Ceballos, who may be offered fresh terms until 2023. If no deal is reached, they might be sold to a prospective buyer.
Aurelien Tchouameni
Monaco’s French midfielder has signed a six-year deal with Real Madrid, snubbing PSG’s interest to join the La Liga giants. The 21-year-old is currently undergoing a medical at Real Madrid and has agreed personal terms with the club. However, the midfielder’s preferred destination is Real Madrid. After agreeing to terms with the French giants, Tchouameni is expected to sign a six-year contract with the club, a fee estimated to be around EUR100 million.
The upcoming transfer window is an excellent time to get a French striker in the Premier League. PSG have been linked with a move for Tchouameni as they have a gaping hole in their attacking line. Real Madrid’s interest is also linked with a move for AC Milan’s Rafael Leao, who is said to be keen to join them. While Leao has two years left on his contract, the Spanish club may be keen to snap him up.
In a bid to compete with Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid must pay a high sum to secure the French international’s signature. PSG entered the race late, but the club’s willingness to spend more than EUR100 million is justified. The deal is likely to be one of Real Madrid’s biggest summer expenses. But the player’s performances will determine whether the price is excessive.
Since winning the Champions League last season, Real Madrid have been very busy, signing Antonio Rudiger for free and Aurelien Tchouameni for free. However, the club will also need to clear out the depth of the squad and sign fresh faces. In addition to Tchouameni, the club may lose Gabriel Jesus to Manchester City in this window. This could make the Spaniard’s arrival much more important than the signing of a new striker.
Heung-Min Son
Real Madrid have identified Tottenham Hotspur forward Heung-min Son as a potential target for the summer transfer window. The Spanish giants were disappointed to miss out on Kylian Mbappe and Isco but are eager to bolster their attack with a new signing. Tottenham are also keen to keep Son Heung-min and are reportedly holding talks with Nicolo Zaniolo over the player’s future.
Tottenham Hotspur forward Heung-Min Son has long been linked with a move to Real Madrid. Last season, the South Korean played in the Premier League for Tottenham and won the Golden Boot, the league’s most prestigious award. With 23 goals, he became the first Asian to win the award. Now, he could make an immediate impact for the Spanish giants. His versatility means he can play anywhere in the attacking third and is a deadly finisher.
While Tottenham have been linked with Son, the Spanish giants would have to spend big to sign him. After all, Tottenham’s chairman Daniel Levy is known to be a tough negotiator. He has the ability to convince a player to sell himself. Despite the high transfer fee, Son would be a great addition to the Real Madrid squad. He has the potential to make the team’s season much more enjoyable.
Tottenham will want to sell Antony and Sonny Perkins. Aston Villa, Tottenham and Leeds United are in the race for Perkins. The striker has failed to agree on a new deal and is set for a move to a new club. Real Madrid will also want to strengthen their attack with Heung-Min Son, a forward with an excellent record in the Premier League.
Karim Benzema
Real Madrid are open to selling a number of players this summer, including Karim Benzema. The Frenchman has spent almost 10 years with Real Madrid and is likely to undergo a mass overhaul of the squad. Benzema is one of four players whose futures are in doubt, but Real Madrid can still secure a sizable fee for him. In addition to his current impressive form, the Frenchman has also scored 22 goals in all competitions this season.
While Benzema is 34, his form last season was the best he has had for the club in a decade, scoring 23 goals and providing nine assists in La Liga. His form last season means that he remains a vital player for Real Madrid, despite the loss of their captain Sergio Ramos to PSG. The Frenchman is also rumored to be set for a move to Manchester United. With no obvious replacements in sight, a move to Benzema would be a good move.
The Spanish giants have a serious problem at the No. 9 position. Karim Benzema is the top striker and was arguably the best player in Europe last season. However, his contract is set to expire in 2019, and he is not expected to leave before then. Meanwhile, the team has two other potential backups – Mariano Diaz and Luka Jovic.
Ajax could ask for EUR70m for Antony. Real Madrid have a history with Brazilian players, as they signed Rodrygo, Vinicius, and Eder Militao. The next Galactico to join the club is Heung-Min Son. With Ronaldo at the age of 37, the South Korean could have an impact similar to Cristiano Ronaldo’s.
Paul Pogba
After a long, turbulent period, Real Madrid are now looking to shake up their transfer policy and make a move for Paul Pogba. Pogba’s current deal is set to expire in 2022, and Manchester United are ready to offer him a contract extension worth up to PS400,000 a week. Although Manchester United are keen on keeping their star man, the fact is that Real Madrid have shifted their approach after their acquisition of David Alaba.
While Real Madrid have been interested in signing Pogba for a long time, they are also aware of their lack of options in midfield. Toni Kroos has not played in this season, while Luka Modric is in the final year of his deal. They also have several other options to bring in an exciting new face, including 18-year-old France international Eduardo Camavinga. However, Pogba was never a realistic option for Real Madrid, due to his high transfer fee and salary.
Manchester United have been in restructuring mode this season, aiming to detoxify their squad after years of underperformance. The club have also held talks with Barcelona over midfielder Frenkie de Jong. It is a worrying time for the Red Devils, with twenty-one players signed under five different managers and no underpinning age profile. With Paul Pogba leaving Manchester United, Erik ten Hag has been given the task of rebuilding the squad, and the squad is desperately in need of a major overhaul.
Despite all the speculation surrounding Pogba’s future in Madrid, United fans are not sad to see him go. After all, he is approaching his 30th birthday, so he knows that he has one more big move ahead of him. Real Madrid and PSG are among the clubs chasing him. However, Manchester United should wait until a new manager is in place before making any final decisions.
Aaron Ramsey
It is rumoured that Real Madrid will make a move for Arsenal star Aaron Ramsey in the upcoming transfer window. The Welshman has struggled with injury this season, and could provide Real Madrid with extra legs in the midfield. However, the Spanish giants will face stiff competition to land the striker. Manchester United are also keen on buying Ramsey, so selling him to the Premier League giants would give them a little extra money in January.
While it’s not a top priority for Real Madrid this transfer window, they do want to balance their books, and a move for Arsenal’s midfielder could help them do that. Real are reportedly keeping an eye on Brahim Diaz’s contract talks with Manchester City, and are ‘increasingly confident’ of bringing him to the club. Gareth Bale is not having a great season at Real Madrid and it looks like he’ll be leaving at the end of the summer, though Jonathan Barnett has denied a transfer.
Arsenal are keen to sell Aaron Ramsey, and it’s possible that he could leave for free. Juventus have made an improved offer for the winger, but they still have a way to go if they want him. In the meantime, Liverpool and Tottenham are also in the running for the midfielder. And, if they don’t land the deal, they should consider a loan move for Alvaro Morata.
However, Real Madrid will still have to pay the transfer ban in January. Real Madrid’s president Florentino Perez has confirmed the club’s plans to add fresh legs in midfield. Real Madrid have the budget and can afford to pay the 25-year-old a massive salary hike. This may mean that Real Madrid have to sell the player to a rival club in order to compete for the new signing.
