Real Madrid wants to get a European champion

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By: Manu Tournoux

Real Madrid wants to get a European champion

Looking for a central defender before the summer transfer window closes, Real Madrid are considering recruiting Aymeric Laporte, according to information from the daily newspaper. AS.

Currently on the Saudi Arabian side, the native of Agen, European champion with Spain this summer, is however still far from the White House. It must be said that the latter would not be ready to spend a fortune.

Real Madrid make two demands of Laporte

To do this, the Madrid decision-makers would have asked Aymeric Laporte to release himself from his contract with Al-Nassr. Which is far from being won, the 30-year-old defender being still tied to the Saudi team until June 2026.

In addition, Real Madrid would have asked the Spanish international to lower his emoluments considerably. The player would receive no less than 24 million euros per year in the Gulf. Enough to complicate the case…

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