Real Madrid enter race to sign Manchester City and Arsenal target

With Madrid joining the race, things will become tough for both Manchester clubs, along with Arsenal.

Florentino Pérez

Real Madrid have officially entered the race to sign a Premier League midfielder who has become a target for Manchester City, Arsenal, and Manchester United.

The Los Blancos will be looking to sign a top midfielder next summer. And one of their top targets is Rodri. Even the Ballon d’Or winner hinted at a possible exit with his contract expiring next summer.

If the Spaniard does decide to leave the club, Madrid will be all over securing him. But as of now, the Los Blancos are scanning the market to find a suitable midfielder.

They want a midfielder who can control games. Now, they have received contacts from the agents of the Premier League midfielder, as he looks for a move away from his current club.

Now, with Madrid joining the race, things will become tough for both Manchester clubs, along with Arsenal. They were seriously contemplating signing the midfielder.

However, it seems their task has just become tougher. According to TEAMtalk, Real Madrid have received contact from the camp of Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali.

The Italian is looking for a move away from the club because they are on the verge of missing out on the Champions League. Also, the future of Eddie Howe at Newcastle is uncertain.

That is why the Italian is looking for a move to a stable club from where he could challenge for trophies. Now, Manchester United are already looking at other targets.

The Red Devils are not ready to pay the exorbitant fee that Liverpool paid to sign Alexander Isak las summer. Newcastle’s CEO already hinted that the club will be ready to sell players at the right price.

So, if Real Madrid decide to pursue Sandro Tonali next summer, they will have to be very careful, as Newcastle will demand a hefty fee.

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