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Real Madrid are monitoring the transfer market in search of a guaranteed striker to replace Karim Benzema. The priority at the White Club is the release of Mariano, who is not in Carlo Ancelotti’s plans, and once that happens Madrid will take a look at the market to find the best option.
Since the entity is looking for a very specific option, the list of names that appeared is short. These are the five players traded to boost Real Madrid’s attack:
Timo Werner (Chelsea)
A key player for his country, the 26-year-old German striker witnessed his meteoric rise at Chelsea. In his first season at Stamford Bridge, he scored only 12 goals in 52 games, and in his second season, he was a substitute in the Tuchel team, scoring 11 goals in 37 games.
It is characterized by its versatility and its ability to occupy the three offensive positions. In addition, Chelsea do not want him and he could arrive on loan to Real Madrid.
Edinson Cavani (without team)
The 35-year-old veteran Uruguayan striker is currently without a team after the expiration of his contract with Manchester United and is looking for a destination to reach the World Cup in Qatar in the best conditions. He is an experienced scorer and has already worked as a substitute at Old Trafford.
Edin Dzeko (Inter de Milan)
Another veteran striker has been linked with Real Madrid. At the age of 36, he continues to score goals, but Romelu Lukaku’s return to San Siro will keep him out of the starting lineup he shared with Lautaro Martinez, with whom he formed an impressive duo. It is not clear if he will accept a secondary role as a substitute for Benzema, but he has proven more than his scoring power and good play with his back to goal.
Benjamin Sisko (Red Bull Salzburg)
At the age of nineteen, Cisco is the last pearl to come from the elegant factory Red Bull. The Slovenian, already an absolute international, is distinguished by a physique (1.94 cm tall) and a bonding quality. Many greats like United have knocked on his door and it is the most complicated option for Real Madrid.
Raul de Tomas (Espanyol)
He’s on the slope out of Espanyol due to his differences with Diego Martinez, the option Carlo Ancelotti likes most as a Benzema alternative. So much so that in Madrid they do not rule out his arrival if they finally sell Mariano.
The striker starred in Espanyol and was called up by Luis Enrique to the Spain national team and knows Real Madrid well, with whom he made his debut in 2014 thanks precisely to Ancelotti. With Espanyol he scored one goal in every two matches (45 goals in 89 matches).
Source: Mundo Deportivo
