He Can't Take It Anymore and Wants to Leave Real Madrid. After two seasons in which his appearances have been minimal, Arda Güler has made the decision to leave. Or, at least, this is what Sport has suggested in recent hours, indicating that the continuity of Carlo Ancelotti could be key for the Turkish player to leave definitively.
Arda Güler has had minimal appearances in Real Madrid and believes he needs to play more to evolve in his career. He understands that, in his first season, being injured and having to adapt, he couldn't play much, but what is happening this season is the last straw. He is the last in line for Ancelotti and might have already decided on his next destination.
Arda Güler, Farewell to Real Madrid
The aforementioned information from Sport points out that, although he has received strong interest from the Bundesliga, Güler's priority would be in Italy. He believes that, if he ends up leaving Real Madrid, his ideal destination would be Serie A. It's a place where he could showcase all his quality and he has received great reviews from his good friend and compatriot Kenan Yildiz from Juventus.
In Serie A, Arda Güler would already have several offers willing to negotiate his transfer with Real Madrid. We're talking about Milan or Inter, who are very alert to what the future holds for the Turkish international. These are two teams that attract him a lot, and he would look favorably on both possibilities.
Precisely at Inter, he would have a great teammate on the field: his compatriot Hakan Çalhanoğlu. A figure like his would help him adapt to Serie A, with the language factor also being key.
He Doesn't Want Another Season with Ancelotti
It is clear at Real Madrid that his future depends on whether Ancelotti continues or not. Meanwhile, on how the offers received by Vinícius and Rodrygo to leave the club are solved.
In the important match against Atlético, he was left scoreless again: he was sent to warm up, but his entry onto the field was ultimately discarded. At 20 years old, he has only accumulated 1081 minutes across 29 matches. A total of 3 goals and 5 assists. Very modest figures for what was expected of Arda at Real Madrid, and for what he intended with his evolution in Europe.