Real, a little-known Frenchman to replace Eder Militao?!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Real Madrid, Ancelotti unhappy with his players' match!

Reduced behind due to numerous defections due to injury, Real Madrid are reportedly coveting French defender Olivier Boscagli.

The Iberian media Okdiario claims that the Merengue are seduced by the left-handed central defender of PSV Eindhoven. Their interest in him is not new and they are ready to make it a reality given the circumstances.

Real is eyeing a former Nice player

Madrid are looking for a new central defender after losing Eder Militao to an anterior cruciate ligament injury and doubts over David Alaba’s fitness. They are therefore considering making a move in January for Boscagli, who can also play as a left-back.

PSV reportedly value the defender at €25-30 million. If the transfer goes through, the native of Monaco will return to a major European championship. As a reminder, he made his professional debut with Nice before moving to the Eredivisie.

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Manu Tournoux

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