Recently, Manchester United has shown interest in two key Real Madrid players: Aurélien Tchouaméni and Andriy Lunin. The English club, according to journalist Eduardo Inda on El Chiringuito, is willing to shell out 80M euros for the French midfielder. The news has caused a stir, but Florentino Pérez has been clear: Real Madrid doesn't want to lose their young star.
The Rise of Tchouaméni
A few months ago, Tchouaméni's situation was uncertain. His performance at Real Madrid wasn't meeting expectations, and doubts about his adaptation to the team began to grow.
Many Madridists even considered his sale as a viable option. However, in the last month and a half, the player has made an impressive turnaround. He has improved not only physically but also in his tactical positioning and attitude on the field.
This change hasn't gone unnoticed by the fans or the coaching staff. Those who previously criticized his performance now find themselves speechless. Tchouaméni has shown that he has what it takes to be a pillar in Real Madrid's midfield.
Tchouaméni's Future at Real Madrid
His potential is enormous, and at Real Madrid, they believe he can be one of the best defensive midfielders in the world. He is a player capable of balancing the game and providing solidity to the team. Despite the criticism, his attitude and effort have kept him on the club's radar, which continues to trust him.
Florentino Pérez is clear that he has no intention of selling Tchouaméni at this time. The club knows they are in a phase of long-term team building, and the Frenchman is a key piece in that project.
Internal Competition and External Offers
Tchouaméni's competition doesn't come only from the market. At Real Madrid, players like Eduardo Camavinga are also shining. Although their strengths are different, both have the potential to be stars of the club.
Camavinga has demonstrated his ability to be an all-rounder in the midfield, and his development has been equally promising. Real Madrid knows that more offers will come, both from Manchester United and other major European clubs and Saudi Arabia.
However, both Tchouaméni and Camavinga are clear that their desire is to succeed at the club of their dreams and write their own history in the best team in the world.