Real Madrid’s management is exploring various options to bolster the first team during the upcoming winter transfer window in January, aiming to address crucial positions this season.
Last summer, the club made only two signings: French star Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain on a five-year deal and Brazilian talent Andrick Felipe. The club is progressing with its new recruitment strategy, focusing on bringing in young talents to establish a strong and sustainable team for the future.
According to the Spanish newspaper “Mundo Deportivo,” Real Madrid is closely monitoring Chris Rigg, the standout midfielder from Sunderland, who has attracted interest from several major European clubs, particularly Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund in the German league.
The newspaper also reported that Real Madrid has been tracking Rigg for over a year as part of its strategy to sign promising and talented players. This reflects the club’s commitment to enhancing its roster with creative young talent for the future.
Additionally, it stated that Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti has approved the potential signing, referring to Rigg as the “new Bellingham” due to the similarities in their playing styles.
