Real Madrid have firmly stated their stance regarding Aurelien Tchouameni amid ongoing interest from Premier League clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the 24-year-old midfielder will not be leaving the Bernabéu despite rumors swirling around a potential exit.
Tchouameni, who joined Real Madrid from Monaco in July 2022, has made a significant impact, featuring 93 times for the Spanish giants, scoring three goals, and providing five assists. His impressive performances have drawn attention, particularly from Arsenal, long-time admirers of the French international, and Liverpool, who were close to signing him in 2022.
Speculation suggested that Real Madrid might be open to selling the midfielder for the right price. However, Romano has dismissed these claims, insisting that the chances of Tchouameni leaving are “zero.” On his Here We Go podcast, Romano clarified, “The intention of both Tchouameni and Real Madrid is clear — they see him as a crucial part of the club’s present and future. The club is in love with his professionalism and performances.”
Despite injury setbacks for Real Madrid’s defensive options, including Eder Militao and David Alaba, Tchouameni is expected to return from a foot problem and may even be deployed as a central defender in the upcoming fixture against Real Sociedad.
For now, Real Madrid remains resolute in their decision to keep Tchouameni, confident in his role as a key player for years to come.
Real Madrid is firmly committed to keeping Aurelien Tchouameni, despite significant interest from Premier League clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool. Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Tchouameni, who has been a key player for Real Madrid since joining from Monaco in July 2022, will not be sold. The club values his contributions highly and sees him as a central figure in their future plans. Tchouameni’s potential role in upcoming matches, particularly as a central defender due to injuries to Eder Militao and David Alaba, further underscores his importance to the team.
