Real Madrid continues its efforts to restructure its midfield ahead of the new season, placing Argentine Alexis Mac Allister among the top names on its transfer shortlist. This is part of a plan aimed at regaining European dominance and strengthening tactical depth in major matches.
One Condition for Completing the Deal
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Despite the difficulty of negotiating with Liverpool, reports indicate that the English club might be open to considering an official offer from Real Madrid, provided that Aurélien Tchouaméni is included in the deal.
Tchouaméni has been highly regarded at Anfield since his time at Monaco, and his improved form in recent months has reaffirmed his value as a top-class defensive midfielder, capable of breaking up attacks and building play under pressure.
Tchouaméni’s Situation at Madrid
The French player went through a difficult period after facing harsh criticism from the Santiago Bernabéu crowd more than a year ago, but he has managed to regain his place in the starting lineup thanks to his strong performances and tactical discipline.
Tchouaméni does not want to leave the club and feels settled in Madrid. However, the club’s management is considering all scenarios given the need to revamp the midfield, especially after a decline in effectiveness during some crucial periods this season.
Liverpool Sets Price
If Liverpool decides to let Mac Allister leave, the transfer fee will be no less than €80 million, a figure that reflects his status in the Premier League and his high market value. Despite some inconsistency in his performance this season, he is still considered a versatile player who combines technical quality, defensive discipline, and the ability to lead attacking transitions.
Major Changes in Midfield
Real Madrid is considering several options to strengthen this vital position, including Vitinha, Kees Smit, and even Enzo Fernández, as part of a long-term project aimed at ensuring both technical and financial stability.
If the Mac Allister deal falls through, the restructuring plan may include other names such as Eduardo Camavinga or Dani Ceballos, as part of a comprehensive review of each player’s role in the club’s future project.
It is certain that the Bernabéu is preparing for a hot summer, which may witness one of the strongest swap deals in Europe, in a transfer market where major decisions are accelerating among the continent’s football giants.
