Calafat Recommends a Signing That Will Be Much Talked About, From the Premier League to Real Madrid

The era of the Galácticos has already passed for Real Madrid, as the club's policy is to sign young talent.

This is a strategy that the Madrid entity has been following for a long time and has brought them much joy, as the titles won have clearly shown.

The great "weapon" of this Merengue idea is Juni Calafat, who is Florentino Pérez's right-hand man in these matters.

Vinícius Jr., Rodrygo Goes, Brahim Díaz, Jude Bellingham, Eduardo Camavinga Aurélien Tchouaméni, Andriy Lunin, Arda Güler, or Endrick are some of those who bear the signature of the renowned Brazilian scout.

However, these would not be the only ones since Juni Calafat has set his sights on the Premier League to sign a left-back.

Kerkez, the Desired

After the failed signing of Alphonso Davies, who renewed with Bayern Munich, the sports managers of the Merengue team are evaluating different opportunities, although there is one that perfectly fits the idea of the Madrid entity.

"Milos Kerkez has become one of the great revelations of Bournemouth and his progression has not gone unnoticed by Real Madrid. At 21 years old, the Hungarian full-back has demonstrated an outstanding level in the Premier League, establishing himself as a defender with great range, defensive solidity, and the ability to join the attack. These qualities have caught the attention of the white club, which is closely monitoring his evolution with the intention of strengthening a sector of the field that needs more competition," expressed journalist Nacho Estrella.

The young Hungarian defender is delivering very good performances this season under the guidance of Andoni Iraola, the revelation coach of the British tournament.

For now, there have been no official contacts between the two clubs, but the reality is that the Merengue team will continue to watch the left-back very closely in the coming weeks.

The right flank is already covered with the arrival of Trent Alexander-Arnold, but the left is what currently occupies Madridism.

This, as expected, will have a great impact on the future of Ferland Mendy or Fran García, as one of the two would be forced to leave.