Earthquake in Europe.. Two Manchester City stars offer themselves to Real Madrid as Pérez prepares a blockbuster deal after the elections.

Real Madrid continues its intensive preparations for the upcoming summer transfer window, with agents beginning to present the club’s management with high-profile names as part of the squad rebuilding project for the new season.

Journalist José Félix Díaz revealed that attempts are underway to bring two prominent Manchester City players to Real Madrid’s attention: Croatian defender Joško Gvardiol and Portuguese playmaker Bernardo Silva, representing a significant development in the European transfer market.

Indirect Offers from City Stars

According to the source, Bernardo Silva remains a subject of discussion within the club, especially with his contract nearing its end. Gvardiol’s situation is different, as he is considered one of the most promising young defenders in Europe despite struggling with injuries this season.

Díaz indicated that some intermediaries have conveyed the players’ desire for a new challenge, suggesting Real Madrid as a potential destination should the Spanish club decide to make an official move.

Gvardiol Remains an Option Despite Financial Complexities

Reports confirm that Gvardiol’s situation is financially complex, as Manchester City is expected to demand a fee exceeding €70 million, making the deal dependent on several factors, most notably the player’s future with the English club and the club’s willingness to let him leave.

Nevertheless, Gvardiol’s name has remained on Real Madrid’s shortlist for some time, as the club views him as a long-term project capable of leading the defense for years to come.

Bernardo Silva and a Different Situation

As for Bernardo Silva, his situation appears different. Real Madrid’s management is considering signing him if suitable financial terms become available, especially since his contract is nearing its end, which could give the club more flexibility in negotiations.

Despite the ongoing behind-the-scenes activity, Real Madrid’s management prefers to postpone any decisive decisions until after the upcoming presidential elections, as the club is currently focused on its administrative restructuring.

However, sources confirm that work is ongoing within the club to evaluate several potential deals in anticipation of launching a new project that could reshape the team in the coming seasons as part of a plan aimed at maintaining domestic and European dominance.

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