Florentino Pérez always looks for the best ways to try to give Real Madrid's team a quality boost. Right now, the president knows that it's necessary to strengthen the defensive line, where there will also be departures. Defensa Central has discovered that Ferland Mendy could leave the club due to his low performance and even has a price set for his sale: 30 million euros.
Ferland Mendy "is on the way out" and offers are being listened to in order to accept his sale. One could come directly from Paris, where PSG is interested in taking him back to France. The reply from Real Madrid has been clear regarding Mendy: "For 20 million he won't leave, but if they raise it to 30, we'll negotiate".
At Real Madrid, a series of key moves are expected for the next season with the intention of improving the team. Ferland Mendy's departure is being seriously considered, with the intention of making changes in the defense. The idea is clear: secure a good transfer for him and replace him with a free agent like Alphonso Davies.
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In recent weeks, information has come to light about a total agreement between Madrid and Alphonso Davies, but it seems that it isn't entirely true. Following this, the Canadian's agent, Nedal Huoseh, has spoken to journalist Fabrizio Romano to try to deny any kind of deal reached.
"This is not true. Although Alphonso Davies has many options, we haven't agreed terms with any club. A new deal with Bayern could also be an option. Any information suggesting otherwise is incorrect," stated Nedal Huoseh in statements collected by Fabrizio Romano.
Starting January 1, Davies will be free to negotiate his future with anyone. His contract with Bayern ends on June 30, 2025, and his intention is to leave for free. The only thing that would keep the Canadian in Germany would be a great salary offer, something that seems unlikely to happen.
In this context, the option of Real Madrid appears as the clearest for Alphonso Davies. There have already been many contacts between the two parties, and there's mutual interest in reaching an agreement as soon as possible. The plan is clear: bring the Canadian in on a free transfer and sell Ferland Mendy for about 30 million to PSG.