Real Madrid continues its search to strengthen its ranks this summer after concluding the most important deals of the season by signing French star Kylian Mbappe, coming from Paris Saint-Germain in a free deal.With the departure of a number of the team’s defenders, such as Nacho, and Alaba’s renewed injury, Real Madrid is seeking to sign a defender this summer, but at a low cost.According to information received from the Spanish newspaper Marca, one of the stars of the Spanish national team and the player who performed at a historic level in Euro 2024 has offered his services to Real Madrid in order to join the team arriving at the Bernabeu this summer.The newspaper added that the star of the Spanish national team and the Saudi Al-Nasr Club, Aymeric Laporte, wants to try his luck by moving to Real Madrid, as the player aims to return again to the European continent due to his dissatisfaction with continuing in Saudi Arabia.The newspaper indicated that Ancelotti strongly agreed to contract with the player, but he must convince his team to abandon him because Perez does not want to pay a lot of money in the deal, and this is the only obstacle that threatens the completion of the contract with the player.Real Madrid is actively seeking to reinforce its defense this summer, especially after signing Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain. The club is now focusing on strengthening its backline following the departures of key defenders like Nacho and the recurring injuries of David Alaba.
According to *Marca*, Aymeric Laporte, who currently plays for Saudi Arabia’s Al-Nassr and starred for the Spanish national team in Euro 2024, has offered himself to Real Madrid. Laporte, reportedly dissatisfied with his time in Saudi Arabia, is keen on returning to European football and sees Real Madrid as an ideal destination.
Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid’s manager, is reportedly in favor of signing Laporte. However, the main challenge lies in convincing Al-Nassr to part with the player without demanding a significant transfer fee, as Florentino Pérez, Real Madrid’s president, is reluctant to invest heavily in this deal. This financial constraint is the key obstacle to completing the transfer.
