Real Madrid may have to spend a lot of money during the summer transfer window as Florentino Perez gets ready to bolster Carlo Ancelotti's team for the upcoming campaign.
Despite the fact that Perez has already started making plans to sign two new players, there are still a number of issues that need to be resolved. The first is Fran Garcia, whose re-entry into Real Madrid was confirmed by Ancelotti on Wednesday.
Ferland Mendy will have competition from Garcia at left back, though the Frenchman may leave the team in the summer if Real Madrid receives a favorable offer.
Jude Bellingham's relocation to the Spanish capital is likewise almost complete. The remaining hurdle is a monetary arrangement with Borussia Dortmund, however this is not anticipated to be a problem. Personal terms have been agreed upon with the 19-year-old.
The search for a new striker will also continue, and Bellingham's international teammate might come on board. A middleman has reportedly offered Harry Kane to Real Madrid, and the club is seriously considering making an offer for the Tottenham Hotspur striker, according to Cadena SER (via MD).
Kane had again another fantastic individual season for Spurs, but he will once again finish the year without a title. The 29-year-old may leave in the summer because his contract expires at the conclusion of the upcoming season.
Kane is without a doubt among the top attackers in the world. Erling Haaland has surpassed him this season, although he is still one of the finest players in the Premier League.
even more amazingly, he has been confined to a side that performs poorly.
Although there are a number of things to take into account, he would be a fantastic addition to Real Madrid. First of all, bringing in Kane would go against the club's current recruitment strategy, which has prioritized bringing in young players who can become stars for the first team.
Second, despite the fact that Kane's contract expires in 2024, there is a good chance that Spurs will seek at least €100 million for him. It might be too much for Real Madrid to ask of a 29-year-old who may only have four or five years remaining of peak performance.
It would not be a good idea to sign Kane if Real Madrid is actually interested in signing Erling Haaland next summer because doing so would put an end to that endeavor.
It will ultimately depend on if Real Madrid thinks they can sign Haaland. If not, signing Kane might be a wise move, provided he can be signed at a fair price. Alternatively, as Benzema's tenure at Real Madrid is set to come to an end at the conclusion of next season, a cheap backup alternative might be secured before a move for Haaland is made.
Although Haaland is a superior choice to Kane for Real Madrid, his transfer from Manchester City is not guaranteed. Since they would be signing one of the top attackers in football, signing Kane would be a really good idea.
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