Really?? Real Madrid make David Alaba their number one transfer target?
In the wake of winning their eleventh Champions League trophy, Real Madrid shouldn’t be excessively urgent, making it impossible to sign numerous players this late spring. Be that as it may, days in the wake of being delegated European champions, Los Blancos are endeavoring to sign their number one transfer target. That is, as indicated, Bayern Munich‘s David Alaba.
Really?? Real Madrid make David Alaba their number one transfer target?
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Zinedine Zidane‘s side have as of now seen a £38million offer rejected for the Austria universal and should fork out a reported £62m to arrive the defender. The report guarantees that Real Madrid’s executive general Jose Angel Sanchez had held gatherings with Alaba’s dad – who is additionally his agent – on a few events in Munich.
At the point when gotten some information about the reports, his dad, George, conceded that they are pleased that Madrid are intrigued. “Things are great right now and we don’t need to make any remark,” he told columnists. “Madrid is an awesome club and this interest does right by us. That is all I ought to say, nothing more.”
In any case, the German club are greatly hesitant to let the 23-year-old forget and are holding for a weighty transfer fee. Alaba is naturally distinguished as Marcelo’s long haul supplanting with the Brazilian having turned 28 this month. He may have played 44 times for Pep Guardiola’s side as they finished a household twofold yet he wouldn’t have inspired any watching Madrid scouts amid Austria’s amicable against Malta on Tuesday night. That is on account of the fact that he scored a staggering own goal by passing the ball into his own net without looking amid their 2-1 triumph.
However, that little slip by of focus isn’t liable to put off Madrid boss who see the flexible player as their number one transfer target. He marked another arrangement at the Allianz a year ago enduring until 2021 however when Real Madrid come thumping, Bayern may discover it staggeringly hard to clutch their star player.