Real Madrid have begun serious work on strengthening their squad ahead of the next summer transfer window. In particular, strengthening the central defense line is considered one of the main tasks of the management of the "royal club".
According to information released by Goal, the Madrid team has conducted an in-depth analysis of the defender market. As a result, the club has decided to abandon a number of popular candidates. In particular, Liverpool's Ibrahima Konate, Bayern Munich defender Dayot Upamecano and Crystal Palace player Mark Gueye are no longer considered options.
Now, attention is mainly focused on two new names. One of them is Nico Schlotterbeck, who is showing consistent play for Borussia Dortmund. Jeremy Jacquette, who plays for Rennes, is also in the spotlight of Madrid scouts.
In addition, the club has not left aside its own academy graduates. Castilla's Juan Martínez is being closely monitored. Meanwhile, Jacobo Ramón, who is currently at Como but has an option to buy, is also on the list of plans. According to sources, his contract includes a buyout clause of around €8 million next summer.
In short, Real Madrid are not going to rush into renewing their defensive line. The club's management is aiming for a sustainable, long-term solution that is focused on the future. Fans will certainly be eagerly awaiting the summer transfer window.
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