Florentino ready to offer €150 million: who will be the next galactico?
By OnzeActu · · 2 min read
Florentino Pérez, president of Real Madrid, announced that he wanted to prepare the biggest offer in the club's history (around €150 million) for a single player. He excluded some names and clarified that it was a “middle forward” profile. Several options are being discussed internally.
Florentino Pérez once again animated the transfer market in France and Europe after his recent intervention on Iker Jiménez's show, Horizonte. The Real Madrid boss has publicly acknowledged his intention to prepare “the biggest offer” ever proposed by the club for a single player, around 150 million euros.
The Madrid leader immediately ruled out several popular options from the public: Olise, Harry Kane, Doku or Erling Haaland would not appear in this plan. “He is a player from midfield and forward,” he added, thus specifying the profile sought and reducing the list of possible candidates.
Among the names circulating, João Neves appears to be a coherent option. The young Portuguese midfielder from Paris Saint-Germain has established himself as a key element of the Parisian system thanks to his maturity and his physical presence. Negotiating with the Parc des Princes is always tricky, but the current institutional relationship between Real and PSG could facilitate a historic transfer if Los Blancos put such a sum on the table.
Vitinha, also at PSG, has a similar profile. The Portuguese midfielder is seen as the Parisian driving force and, according to the story relayed, even stood out as one of the best players during the most recent Champions League final. His dynamism and his ability to project himself forward seduce the recruiters of Concha Espina.
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The track becomes more romantic when it comes to an attacking midfielder from Bayern Munich. In theory, this type of player is not for sale and is tied to a solid contract until 2030; a release clause of around 175 million euros was mentioned. A formal offer of €150 million would come close to this amount and could force the Bavarian management to think about an otherwise unimaginable file.
If Florentino also seeks sensationalism, Julián Álvarez is among the names capable of causing enormous media noise. Although recently associated with Barcelona, an offer of this magnitude could, according to commentators, make Atlético de Madrid reconsider certain positions – and trigger one of the great summer sagas.
Finally, recovering Lamine Yamal at Barça seems almost utopian: the young prodigy trained at La Masia is considered untransferable and Barcelona would not want to part with their nugget. Nevertheless, the passage of history reminds us that in football nothing is ever completely excluded - two words mentioned by observers: Luis Figo.
At this point, Florentino's statement has above all reignited speculation. It remains to be seen whether Real will realize this ambition and which name will ultimately emerge as a potential recipient of this historic offer.