The four consecutive defeats in the national derby hurt Lafayette, Real Madrid opens their money bag to sign up, four new players will be in place

Real Madrid is undoubtedly the most frustrated team in European football this season, even no one! They were eliminated by Arsenal in the quarterfinals of the Champions League, and they watched their arch-rivals Barcelona win the three-time champions in La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Super Cup. The most unacceptable thing is that Real Madrid suffered four consecutive losses against Barcelona this season in the Spanish national derby, which is a shame and humiliation! Learning from the pain, Lafayette decided to open his money bag in the summer window to sign up to enhance the team's strength. The four new players are about to be in place and will join the team as soon as possible before the start of the Club World Cup!

The first new player is 26-year-old right-back Arnold. Arnold's contract with Liverpool will expire on June 30, 2025. The Liverpool youth training prince has announced that he will bid farewell to Liverpool after the end of this season and join Real Madrid as a free agent to realize his dream of becoming a child emperor. Arnold is currently worth 75 million euros and is the most valuable right-back in the world football world. With his arrival, he will form Real Madrid with Carvajal to double insurance in the right-back position. The biggest problem is that Arnold's contract with Liverpool will expire on June 30, 2025, while Real Madrid will participate in the Club World Cup in June, and Liverpool missed the event. Real Madrid plans to provide Liverpool with 1 million euros in exchange for Liverpool's release one month in advance, and Arnold is willing to give up his last month of salary at Liverpool. Now it depends on whether Liverpool is willing to give his meritorious players a decent relationship or to maintain the dignity of the giants and refuse Real Madrid's request?

The second player to join Real Madrid is Bournemouth's Spanish central defender Heysen. Heisen, 20, came from Malaga youth training and later joined Juventus. In January 2024, Heisen was loaned to Rome and performed well. In July 2024, Heysen transferred to Bournemouth in the Premier League for 15 million euros, becoming the absolute main force of the team. With his outstanding performance, his net worth has soared to 42 million euros, and has attracted the attention of giants such as Real Madrid, Liverpool, Arsenal and Newcastle.

In order to avoid the long and long nights, Real Madrid decided to activate the termination clause worth 50 million euros in Heysen's contract and negotiate directly with the players. It is reported that Heysen has agreed to Real Madrid's contract offer, and the two parties are likely to sign the contract within this week. This will be a win-win deal. The players join the top giants, Real Madrid gets excellent young players, and Bournemouth earns 35 million euros!

The third player to join Real Madrid is still a defender, which is the former Real Madrid youth training left-back Alvaro Fernandez, who currently plays for Benfica. It seems that Lafayette has finally realized the weakness of Real Madrid's defense line. The 22-year-old A-fee comes from Real Madrid youth training. He joined Manchester United youth training in September 2020, and was then loaned out by Manchester United for training. In July 2024, A Fee joined Benfica for 6 million euros and became the main left-back of the Portuguese Super League giants. He performed well in the Portuguese Super League and the Champions League, and his value has risen to 28 million euros. There is a 50 million euro termination clause in the contract between

Fee A and Benfica. Real Madrid can directly activate this clause to sign A and can also negotiate with Benfica to reduce transfer fees. In addition, when Manchester United sold the A fee to Benfica, there was a 15 million euro buyback clause. Real Madrid hoped that Manchester United could activate this clause to sign back the A fee, and then sell the A fee to Real Madrid for a price of 25-30 million euros. Considering the good relationship between Real Madrid and Manchester United in the previous deals in Casemiro and Varane, Manchester United is now very short of money, and it is really possible to be a grown-up beauty, but it is just a loss to Benfica! The fourth player will come from the midfield. Real Madrid's defeat this season is closely related to the decline in midfield control after Kroos retires. Alonso has clearly required Real Madrid to sign a midfielder. Alonso's first choice is of course his favorite Wiltz in Leverkusen, but considering Wiltz's 140 million euros and the competition between Manchester City and Bayern, Real Madrid has basically withdrawn from the bid for Wiltz.

In addition to Werz, currently on the Real Madrid midfielder signing list include AC Milan's 26-year-old Dutch midfielder Reindes, with excellent offensive ability and worth 50 million euros; Stuttgart's 24-year-old German midfielder Stile, worth 38 million euros, but there is a 35 million termination clause in the contract; Leverkusen's 26-year-old Argentine midfielder Palacios, worth 40 million euros, this is Alonso's favorite disciple and does not need to adapt to plug and play; Riverbed 17-year-old Argentine midfielder Mastantono, worth 15 million euros, has a 45 million euros saving clause. The only thing that is certain now is that there will definitely be new players in Real Madrid midfielder in the summer window, and the specific candidates will be determined based on the market situation.

It is reported that Alonso has asked Lafayette to finalize the transfers of Arnold, Heysen and AF before the start of the Club World Cup, so that there can be a complete defense line to compete in the event. Some media have predicted Real Madrid's starting lineup in the Club World Cup (352 formation), goalkeeper: Courtois, defenders: Heisen, Rudiger and Asensio, midfielders: A Fee, Bellingham, Chu'améni, Valverde and Arnold, forwards: Vinicius and Mbappe. Do you think this lineup can defeat Barcelona?

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