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President Perez doesn't want to spend heavily this summer. |
Despite the risk of "Los Blancos" ending the season without any trophies, there are no signs that the Royal Club is ready to spend heavily this summer. AS reveals that the Madrid leadership does not want to spend too much money in the 2025 summer transfer window.
For a long time, Real Madrid's leadership believed that the full-back position was the only weakness in the squad. The signings of Alphonso Davies and Trent Alexander-Arnold were once seen as enough to bring the team back to the top. However, Real's current performance shows that the club needs more new players in various positions.
Two comprehensive defeats against Arsenal in the Champions League highlighted Real Madrid's weaknesses and shortcomings across all three lines. Yet, the "Los Blancos" management remains hesitant to invest heavily. At this point, Real Madrid seems content with Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is highly likely to join the club as a free agent.
Real Madrid needs a young, modern center-back. They contacted Dean Huijsen, but Bournemouth's €60 million asking price led the La Liga club to back down. In midfield, Real Madrid also lacks a control and distribution midfielder like Toni Kroos. Martin Zubimendi and Florian Wirtz are potential targets, but the Bernabeu club admits they lack the financial resources to compete with Premier League rivals.
This is puzzling for many Real Madrid fans, given the club's current positive financial situation. Real Madrid hasn't spent much on transfers in recent years. However, what the "Los Blancos" management is concerned about is the team's ballooning wage bill. Real Madrid also hasn't sold any valuable players recently to help fund transfers.
Source: https://znews.vn/quyet-dinh-kho-hieu-cua-real-madrid-post1548206.html
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