Real Madrid's stance after Jurgen Klopp told Liverpool to sign midfielder £119,000-a-week
Real Madrid have no plans to sell Aurelien Tchouameni to Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool during the summer transfer window, according to the Spanish press.
Real Madrid's stance on Liverpool target Aurelien Tchouameni
Cuatro has claimed that Liverpool manager Klopp has told the Red Devils to agree a deal for Real Madrid midfielder Tchouameni.
The former Premier League and UEFA Champions League champions are said to be willing to pay 80 million euros (£70 million) for the 23-year-old French international defensive midfielder.
However, according to reports, the team that won La Liga and the UEFA Champions League last season did not want to sell the 23-year-old player for 119,000 pounds/week (SalarySport).
REAL MADRID STANCE AFTER JURGEN KLOPP TELLS LIVERPOOL TO SIGN £119,000-A-WEEK MIDFIELDER
According to reports, Madrid are not bothered that Tchouameni is not getting much game time under current head coach Carlo Ancelotti and believe he will be a future star of Los Blancos. Summer transfer is very unlikely
In our opinion, Real Madrid will not sell Aurelien Tchouameni to Liverpool or any other club during the summer transfer window.
Aurelien Tchouameni
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After all, Madrid signed the 23-year-old from AS Monaco in the summer of 2022.
It is impossible for Los Blancos to sell such a talented and quality player after just one season.
Either way, Tchouameni himself may not want to leave Madrid in the summer of 2023.
Yes, the youngster will certainly want to play more often, but he will also know that he is arguably the biggest club in the world that regularly wins La Liga and the UEFA Champions League. Tchouameni has made 21 starts and 7 substitute appearances in La Liga for Madrid this season.
The 23-year-old has registered four assists in those games.
The defensive midfielder has also made five starts and four substitutions in the UEFA Champions League this season.
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