A surprising statement from one of Bayern Munich’s brightest talents has become a hot topic at Real Madrid’s offices, after the young German, Lennart Carl, openly expressed his desire to wear the white jersey in the future.
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Club president Florentino Pérez did not let the statements go unnoticed. He quickly gathered information directly about the player, enlisting the help of Toni Kroos, who provided highly positive recommendations regarding Carl’s potential and character, both on and off the pitch.
According to sources, Pérez showed clear enthusiasm to act quickly, especially after Carl’s public declaration:
“Playing for Bayern is a dream… but at some point, I definitely want to move to Real Madrid.”
This bold statement from a player who is only 17 years old, progressing through the Bavarian club’s academy and already participating in official matches, reflects great confidence and exceptional ambition.
Why Is He Attracting Real Madrid’s Interest?
Real Madrid has been monitoring Carl’s development for some time, but his public announcement has reinforced the management’s conviction that they need to observe his situation closely. The player excels as an advanced playmaker and right winger, a position where the team currently lacks a consistent and undisputed presence.
Currently, the team relies on players like Brahim Díaz and Rodrygo Goes, while Franco Mastantonio is sometimes deployed on the wings despite his playmaking abilities. This makes signing a versatile talent a strategic, long-term option.
Contract and Market Value
Lennart Carl’s contract runs until June 2028, and his market value is estimated at around €60 million. However, Bayern Munich might demand a higher fee if formal negotiations begin.
Nevertheless, Real Madrid understands that time may be on their side, especially if the player does not renew his contract in the coming years, potentially opening the door for a less expensive transfer in 2027.
A Calculated Move… Without Haste
So far, Real Madrid is handling the matter calmly and without media fanfare, preferring to monitor the player’s development before making any official move. The management does not want to overreach, especially given the team’s roster of promising young attacking talents.
What is certain, however, is that Carl’s statement has ignited enthusiasm within the Bernabéu… and the question now is: Will we witness a surprise deal that mirrors the club’s history of snapping up talents before they explode on the European stage?
