Real Madrid reach agreement to buy center-back for 58 million euros.

Dean Huijsen has reached a personal agreement with Real Madrid and is eager to play at the Bernabeu next season.

Real Madrid strengthens their defense with Huijsen.

According to AS , new coach Xabi Alonso has had a conversation with Huijsen, emphasizing that the central defender will play a crucial role in the project he is building in Madrid. Huijsen also expressed his dream of playing for Real. This helped to facilitate smoother negotiations.

Negotiations between the two sides have been progressing positively since the beginning of the week. Real Madrid are willing to pay around 58 million euros to release the player from his contract. The Bernabeu club plans to pay in installments. Bournemouth have also accepted this arrangement.

Of the total transfer fee, 10% will go to Juventus, Huijsen's former club. The remaining 5% will be sent to Malaga, where the central defender began his professional career. This was a clause in Huijsen's past transfer contract.

Alonso is placing high hopes on Huijsen's arrival in the squad. Furthermore, the new Spanish coach confirmed that he will need two more full-backs and a center-back to complete his plans. Alongside Huijsen, Alexander-Arnold has also reached an agreement to join Real Madrid.

Huijsen has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs, including Chelsea. However, the central defender only wants to join Real Madrid. This season, the 20-year-old has played 30 games for Bournemouth in the Premier League, scoring 3 goals and providing 1 assist.

Huijsen rose rapidly through the ranks and was called up to the Spanish national team by coach Luis de la Fuente, playing two matches in the Nations League.

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