Real Madrid are not actively seeking a replacement for Toni Kroos this summer, according to inside sources. Instead, the club’s sporting department is focusing on securing a deal for Leny Yoro, which currently tops their priority list.
Despite this focus, Real Madrid remains open to exploring opportunities should a favorable market situation arise. Yoro’s acquisition is expected to be a high-cost endeavor. Coupled with the realistic target of Alphonso Davies, the club is inclined towards pursuing any additional deals on a budget.
This financial strategy could benefit Adrien Rabiot, who is reportedly eager to join fellow Frenchmen Ferland Mendy, Aurelien Tchouameni, Eduardo Camavinga, and potentially Kylian Mbappe in Madrid. Rabiot, now a free agent after his contract with Juventus expired last weekend, has been linked to FC Barcelona in recent days. However, his preference seems to lean towards their fierce rivals, Real Madrid, as reported by Tuttomercatoweb.
While the prospect of Rabiot joining Los Blancos might seem unlikely, given that such a deal might not align with the club’s strategic plans, it remains a possibility under specific circumstances.
Real Madrid’s strategy this summer showcases their preference for value-driven acquisitions over splurging on replacements, aligning with their broader financial and team-building goals.
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