With Kylian Mbappé now a free agent, Real Madrid appears to be pursuing further signings from Paris Saint-Germain, particularly focusing on midfielders. The relationship between the two clubs is increasingly strained, especially concerning Mbappé, which underscores the rivalry that complicates potential transfers.
According to Spanish outlet Defensa Central, there are reports suggesting possible transfers, with Fabian Ruiz being a notable candidate for Real Madrid. Vitinha is also seen as an appealing option, given that his profile aligns with Florentino Pérez’s criteria.
However, the club recognizes that negotiating with Nasser Al-Khelaifi is likely to be unproductive, so they will need to engage directly with the players’ agents to facilitate any moves. Both Ruiz and Vitinha are under contract until summer 2027, complicating any potential transfers, and neither player seems eager to leave, especially Vitinha, who has secured a regular spot in Luis Enrique’s lineup following a strong season.
Despite Real Madrid’s interest in PSG players, they recognize that the likelihood of securing their signatures is low due to the tense relations between the clubs and the players’ dedication to their current teams. However, unforeseen developments can occur.Real Madrid’s interest in PSG midfielders, particularly Fabian Ruiz and Vitinha, highlights their efforts to strengthen the squad following Kylian Mbappé’s free agency status. However, the strained relationship between Real Madrid and PSG complicates negotiations, especially with PSG’s president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, making direct talks challenging. Instead, Real Madrid is focusing on players’ agents to explore potential transfers.
Fabian Ruiz and Vitinha, both under contract until 2027, are seen as desirable additions, with Vitinha especially valued for his strong performances under Luis Enrique. However, both players appear committed to their roles at PSG, making any transfer unlikely in the near term unless unexpected circumstances arise. The rivalry between the two clubs adds further complexity to any potential deals.
