
In England They Warn, the 3 Premier League Center-backs Real Madrid Is Following
The Madrid team could strengthen its defense with a player from the Premier League.
Real Madrid's defensive problems in the first part of the season have been evident. The surprising emergence of Raúl Asencio has calmed the waters in Valdebebas, but Carlo Ancelotti has had to endure several headaches. Injuries left the defensive line vulnerable, so they are already exploring options in the market for the next transfer window.
According to the "Daily Mail," the white club is reportedly interested in three standout central defenders in the Premier League.
Which Players Does Real Madrid Have in Mind?
First of all, Carlo Ancelotti could work again with one of the players he gave a chance to at Everton, Jarrad Branthwaite. The 22-year-old defender, whose contract runs until 2027, is a key piece in David Moyes's team. The English club values the player at 90 million euros, a considerable figure for a center-back with great potential.

The next on Real Madrid's list of potential reinforcements are Ibrahima Konaté and Dean Huijsen. The former plays for Liverpool and has yet to reach an agreement to renew his contract. His link with the "reds" ends in 2026, and his market value is 50 million euros according to "Transfermarkt."
Dean Huijsen is one of the great promises that has burst onto the scene this season in soccer. The Bournemouth defender has a release clause of 60 million euros. Trained in Málaga's youth ranks, he obtained Spanish nationality, so he is well-acquainted with Spanish soccer.
Florentino Didn't Go to the Market in January to Sign a Defender
Florentino Pérez dismissed the idea of signing a defender in January, as he didn't want to make unnecessary expenses. However, shortly after the market closed, the injuries to Rüdiger, Alaba, and Lucas Vázquez created a complicated situation.

Nevertheless, reinforcements are expected for next summer, and one of the areas that could be strengthened is the defense. The emergence of Raúl Asencio has partially alleviated this need, but the need to rejuvenate the squad could lead the club to sign a promising talent.
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