Florian Wirtz's nod to Real Madrid revealed in Germany: 'He wants...'
The German footballer is thinking about Real Madrid and has made a gesture toward the white team.
Florian Wirtz is expected to be the next superstar to eventually join Real Madrid. It was speculated that it might happen this summer, but everything points to it happening in 2026. His renewal with Bayer Leverkusen could be close and might facilitate it.
In fact, according to reports from Germany, those could be his plans considering a move to Real Madrid. According to Bild newspaper, he believes that in 2026 he will be more prepared. That's why he wants to stay one more year at Bayer, waiting for the World Cup to pass before making the leap.
His roadmap seems to be that, and in fact, he wants to ensure it with his renewal with the German team. He is willing to extend his contract with Leverkusen, but thinking about Real Madrid. That's why he wants to add a release clause of 100 million euros.
Considering the level of the German midfielder and what is paid in the market, it doesn't seem like an exorbitant price. That would be the amount Real Madrid would have to pay if they want to secure his services. An idea that appeals to Florentino, thinking about his arrival in a year.
Real Madrid will seek a midfielder now and Wirtz in 2026
Last summer, Real Madrid lost Kroos, who decided to retire from professional football. Everything points to Modric being the next to leave the white team when his contract ends. These will be two very painful losses for the merengue midfield.
That's why they have set their sights on Wirtz, thinking about 2026, but next summer another reinforcement could arrive. They are looking for another midfielder capable of organizing the game. And the name they have chosen is Martín Zubimendi to fill that position.
The Real Sociedad player is highly regarded by the white team, and they consider him feasible for this summer. Additionally, he wouldn't jeopardize Wirtz's arrival since they have different profiles. That's why Florentino's plans involve bringing both in the upcoming summer markets.
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