
Ancelotti Demands an Urgent 80-Million Signing from Florentino for Next Summer
Carletto has his eye on this star for the summer and Madrid will have to pay 80 million for his arrival.
We know perfectly well that central defenses are one of Real Madrid's main problems today. This is due to the large number of issues they have faced in this position and have not been able to solve to date. While the emergence of Raúl Asencio has been very convenient, they still need more reinforcements.
In this case, the Italian coach, even if it might be his last season, has requested a significant signing for the team's future. We are referring to Everton's center-back Jarrad Branthwaite, who could be the new reinforcement in the defense. The British player has shown great performances in the Premier League, hence the Italian's interest.

However, his market value could rise to 80 million euros, becoming a blockbuster signing for Madrid. Something that the management might not view favorably, as they do not want to make reckless investments right now.
A Footballer for the Future
This player, 6 ft. 5 in. (1.95 m) tall and 22 years old, has established himself as one of the great promises of English soccer. This season, once again, he has demonstrated his great worth in over 1,800 minutes played in 23 matches.
His physical conditions, along with outstanding determination, are what make one think he could be a great addition to the defense. In addition to this, his intelligence on the field could make him a great partner for Asencio in the future.

While his market value is estimated at around 42 million euros, Everton won't let him go for less than 80. This is an issue that the management can't overlook, as he is under contract until 2027. Therefore, they will have to attempt his signing through negotiation, as there is no other way.
They Have to Consider It
The Italian coach's interest is not in vain, and it is because he is a player with a lot of future and great characteristics. Therefore, they must evaluate calmly, but above all with the utmost objectivity, whether the signing is the best for the team.
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