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Real Madrid is already thinking about restructuring the squad for next season. At first there is no expectation of a revolution in the dressing room but there will be some signings.
We still have several months until the end of the season, but the white team is already thinking about next season, hoping to start with some new faces.
The two contracts that Real Madrid want and who are the absolute priorities for next season are the Paris Saint-Germain striker, French Kylian Mbappe, and the Borussia Dortmund striker, the Norwegian, Erling Haaland.
The first of them, Mbappe, whose contract with Paris Saint-Germain will expire on June 30, 2022 and has not yet been renewed. If nothing changes, he will arrive for free at the Santiago Bernabeu when the season is over.
PSG are doing everything they can to convince him to sign a new contract with them, but Mbappe, for the time being, remains firm in his idea of leaving the Parisian team in a few months.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid have everything ready to sit down to negotiate his signature after going into the Champions League knockout round between the two teams.
During this time, Mbappe tried to hide his future, but it was inevitable that he winked several times about a possible departure from the Parisian team to Real Madrid.
His dream since he was young is to play at the Santiago Bernabeu and succeed with the 13-time European champion. Now he has it in his hands and PSG can do nothing to avoid it if the French striker decides to do so.
The second player Real Madrid wants to sign for next season is Erling Haaland, who has been prominent since his arrival at Borussia Dortmund.
He is a young striker, who is considered a pure ‘9’ and guarantees a large number of goals in every season. He would be the perfect successor to Karim Benzema, who has reached the final stage of his professional career.
This summer, the release clause of 75 million euros that the Norwegian striker included in his contract with Borussia Dortmund will be activated, making it a golden opportunity to obtain his services.
In addition, Haaland made it clear that his desire is to play in Spain, the country he has a passion for. This means that Real Madrid has everything in its face to launch itself in order to sign.
Apart from these two players, Real Madrid will also have to promote those situations where there are victims or the club considers that they need another player, as is the case with the right-back.
There are many practically confirmed victims, such as the Spaniard Isco Alarcón, the Brazilian Marcelo and the Welshman Gareth Bale, whose contracts with the white club will expire and will not be renewed.At the end of the season.
To these should be added, players who do not fit into Carlo Ancelotti’s plans, as is the case with central defender Jesus Vallejo, midfielder Dani Ceballos and striker Mariano Diaz.
The five players who could sign for Real Madrid in 2022
Bernardo Silva: The Portuguese midfielder at Manchester City is one of the goals to strengthen the midfield and wing. He wants to leave City and his dream is Real Madrid.
Bernardo Silva did try to leave last summer but finally chose to stay in the squad led by Pep Guardiola. This summer he wants a change of scenery.
The Whites will be looking for midfielders before the departure of Isco and Siballos and Bernardo Silva is presented as a first-class and very interesting option as long as Manchester City agree to negotiate.
Achraf Hakimi: Paris Saint-Germain’s Moroccan right-back, Achraf Hakimi, is another player on Real Madrid’s radar, the team he grew up in before passing through Borussia Dortmund and Inter Milan.
Real Madrid wants to sign a guaranteed right-back since Dani Carvajal suffered several serious injuries in a short time and Lucas Vazquez reduced his level.
El-Beidh allowed the Morocco international to get away with a transfer to Inter Milan and now he’s signed with Paris Saint-Germain, a tough negotiator. His signature seems difficult but if Achraf plays his part he can make it to the white club.
The Moroccan will arrive at Real Madrid to fight for a central position with Dani Carvajal. Ancelotti wants to compete at right-back and knows that Achraf would be the ideal player.
Ryan Gravenbirch: Ajax Amsterdam 19-year-old Ryan Gravenberch could be among those covered to bolster his midfield position.
The talented midfielder has been performing at a high level in the Eredivisie for years. This summer he is determined to change the atmosphere as he is ready to jump into a high-profile club.
Ajax Amsterdam wants to keep him but is ready to give the green light for his departure if any team puts €30m on the table, a reasonable sum for Real Madrid.
Of course, Real Madrid will face a tough opponent if they want to sign Gravenbirch since Bayern Munich has entered the fray fully and intends to finish the deal before the end of the season.
Corentin Tolisso: Real Madrid are also evaluating the signing of Bayern Munich’s French midfielder, Corentin Tolisso, whose contract expires in a few months.
He is one of the important deals in the market because he is a player with extensive experience in Europe and still has regular minutes in the German squad despite his departure.
He is determined not to extend his contract and wants to take advantage of these months to listen to offers. Real Madrid may take the opportunity to grab a high-profile player at no cost.
Robert Lewandowski: In the offensive line, whenever contracts with Mbappe or Haaland fail, there is an option to sign Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski.
The talented striker is in the final stage of his professional career and this is what makes Real Madrid doubt that the French player Karim Benzema is already in the team, who is also one of the veteran players.
However, Lewandowski is a very experienced footballer and continues to guarantee a large number of goals every season, which is what Real Madrid needs.
Likewise, the Polish striker would welcome joining the ranks of Real Madrid, a team he has tried to sign on numerous occasions over the years.
Source: Defensa Central
