Aware of Real Madrid's desire to strengthen its options in defense, Romae hoped to sell the Ivorian defender to the Merengues for a considerable amount, according to Defensa Central. However, Madrid has already signed Dean Huijsen de Bournemouth after paying his release clause of 50 million pounds sterling and considers that spending an additional 40 million euros for Ndickka is too expensive. The Spanish giant does not think that Ndickka is the right choice or that it is worth it as an option for the team.
Xabi Alonso has not finished his shopping
Madrid is experiencing defensive difficulties, David Alaba and Eder Militao being both injured for a long time. Huijsen teamed up with Raul Asencio at the heart of the Madrid defense during the opening match of the Club World Cup against al-Hilal and will undoubtedly be a pillar of the team, but additional reinforcements will be, especially if Xabi Alonso wishes to play with his favorite training for three defenders and two lateral rear.
Too expensive for Real?
It may be surprising that Roma is trying to separate from Ndickka, given that he is a full member of the team. The defender played every minute from Serie last season, but the Italian club is subject to financial constraints and undergoes pressures to sell even his most important players.
