2024-11-03 22:00:00
Despite Dani Carvajal’s serious injury, the Merengue club does not intend to rush into the transfer market this winter. On the other hand, Madrid leaders are already preparing for the future and two names are coming back with insistence for next summer: Trent Alexander-Arnold and Pedro Porro. Problem, the last one could be expensive…
The Real Madrid is going through a delicate period following the serious injury of Dani Carvajal. The Spanish right side, victim of a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament, a rupture of the external collateral ligament and a rupture of the popliteus tendon, will be absent for an estimated period of one year. It now remains to be seen what the Real Madrid on the next transfer windows…
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No recruits this winter
According to ASthe Real Madrid made the decision not to recruit a right back during the winter transfer window. A strategy which may be surprising given the seriousness of the injury Carvajalbut which is in line with the choices made by the club in recent years. Madrid’s leaders obviously prefer to wait until next summer to strengthen this position, even if it means having to tinker for a few months with internal solutions. For the moment, it is Lucas Vazquez who occupies this position and he could be relieved by does Military.
Pedro Porro in plan B
And Trent Alexander-Arnold remains the priority of Real Madrid to strengthen its right lane, the club also has a plan B in the person of Pedro Further. The 25-year-old Spanish right-back, who currently plays for Tottenhamis in the sights of the Merengue in the event of failure in the file Alexander-Arnold. Furthertrained to Gironaalready has experience in Liga and could adapt quickly to the Madrid game. The only problem lies in its price, which is €45 million, which could cool the enthusiasm of the Real Madridaccording to AS.
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**Interviewer:** Welcome back to the show! Today, we’re diving into the latest transfer rumors surrounding Real Madrid, particularly in light of Dani Carvajal’s serious injury. I’m joined by football analyst, Jamie Roberts. Jamie, thanks for being here!
**Jamie:** Thanks for having me!
**Interviewer:** So, first off, how significant is Carvajal’s injury for Real Madrid?
**Jamie:** It’s huge. Carvajal’s injury—a ruptured ACL, alongside other ligament issues—means he’ll be out for a year. This puts Real Madrid in a tricky spot as he’s been a key player for them, especially on the right flank.
**Interviewer:** Absolutely. The report suggests that the club won’t rush into the transfer market this winter. What do you think their strategy should be?
**Jamie:** I think it’s wise for them to take their time. Rushing into a transfer can lead to hasty decisions that don’t pay off. Instead, they might focus on restructuring the team internally while eyeing potential signings for the summer.
**Interviewer:** Right, and speaking of next summer, names like Trent Alexander-Arnold and Pedro Porro are being mentioned. What can you tell us about their potential impact?
**Jamie:** Both are top talents. Alexander-Arnold brings exceptional attacking prowess and creativity, while Porro has proven to be skilled defensively and offensively. However, signing Porro could be costly, and Madrid will need to assess their financial situation to avoid overspending.
**Interviewer:** Do you think the presence of these players would help Madrid adapt post-Carvajal?
**Jamie:** Definitely. Both players have different strengths that can add depth and versatility to the squad. They could not only replace Carvajal but enhance the team’s overall performance as they transition into this new phase.
**Interviewer:** with Madrid’s current season, do you anticipate any other big surprises on the transfer front?
**Jamie:** It’s always possible. Madrid tends to be active in the transfer market, especially when they’re looking to strengthen. They might explore players who can fill immediate gaps but also focus on long-term vision for the club.
**Interviewer:** Great insights, Jamie! Thank you for joining us today to discuss the ever-evolving landscape of Real Madrid’s strategies.
**Jamie:** My pleasure! Always a pleasure to chat football.
**Interviewer:** We’ll keep an eye on those transfer developments. Stay tuned!
