Real Madrid ready to make massive offer for Liverpool midfielder

The initial offer is expected from Liverpool to be close to €100 million.

Xabi Alonso
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Real Madrid are not standing still. After a disappointing end to their Club World Cup run, the focus has quickly shifted to fixing weak points in the squad.

New boss Xabi Alonso has wasted no time in identifying one key area which is the midfield.

With Luka Modric leaving and questions around Dani Ceballos and Brahim Díaz, Madrid need fresh energy.

And Alonso wants a midfielder who can lead the tempo, link defence to attack, and offer real quality under pressure.

The Spanish coach has a clear vision for how his team should play.

In his mind, there is one name that stands out from Liverpool, a player with calm on the ball, clever passing, and the engine to control games.

He is not looking for someone flashy. He wants someone who makes others look better.

This player has just enjoyed a fantastic season in England.

He played almost 50 games, scored goals, and helped his club lift the Premier League title.

Even in big matches, he rarely looked out of place.

Xabi Alonso wants him to be the heartbeat of Madrid’s new midfield.

The Real Madrid boss wants this player to be a guiding presence for young stars like Arda Guler and Jude Bellingham.

According to Spanish sources, Alexis Mac Allister is the Liverpool midfielder that Xabi Alonso wants Real Madrid to sign.

Real Madrid are ready to move, but the plan depends on selling at least one big name, possibly Rodrygo.

The initial offer is expected from Liverpool to be close to €100 million.

That figure could rise if the club completes other exits.

Mac Allister is open to the idea. The chance to lead a new chapter at the Santiago Bernabeu could be too tempting to turn down.

Madrid believe they have the right project to convince him. The next few weeks could decide it all.

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