At the moment, Real Madrid’s leaders are focusing on the “exit process”, but they do not rule out concluding a new deal, whether for the first team or for the reserve team.
In recent weeks, Iker Bravo’s name has been closely associated with Real Madrid, the club that has been following the current “jewel” of Spanish football for a long time.
However, the intervention of Atletico Madrid, which clearly broke the non-aggression pact with Real Madrid, further complicated the arrival of the striker, who plays for German club Bayer Leverkusen.
The young striker wishes to return to Spain despite the fact that Gerardo Sewan in Germany wants to continue relying on the talent of Iker Bravo, who has already had chances in the first team.
Although the process seemed stagnant and even Real Madrid have ruled out entering the race to sign the player, Bayer Leverkusen has once again put the white club in center stage.
“The player wants to return to Spain, but I think he is wrong and the best thing for him is to stay in Leverkusen and train every day with the first team and play with the under-19 team, ” said Fernando Caro, CEO of Bayer Leverkusen, on Radio Marca.
He added, “We will sell it to whoever gives us the best price. What we are evaluating is a loan with an option to buy, but we are willing to sell it. I think it’s 50 percent between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid, although there are other teams that are interested.”
These words bring Real Madrid a lot closer, especially because of the formula that the German team is now dealing with with the option to buy, something that we already said in the Defensa Central network was preferred by the leaders of the white club.
Real Madrid, with Iker Bravo, wanted to repeat the process of Vinicius Tobias, in the form of a loan, with the possibility of buying, if all parties considered it appropriate at the end of the agreement, a prospect that Bayer Leverkusen did not like, though. That appears to have changed for the time being, opening the doors for the young Spanish striker to join Real Madrid.
Source: Defensa Central