
Konaté Responds to Real Madrid Interest, Le Parisien Announces His Intentions
The plan Ibrahima Konaté has outlined in response to Real Madrid's interest in signing him
Looking ahead to the next transfer market, Real Madrid is focused on strengthening its squad. Its defense, above all, is the position it is most interested in reinforcing for the next season. Among all the options it has considered, Ibrahima Konaté has emerged as a quite solid center-back for the white club.
With the clear intention of carrying out his signing, Le Parisien has revealed the Frenchman's plan. Aware that his contract with Liverpool ends in the summer of 2026, the player wants to take his future calmly. That's why, in light of Real Madrid's interest, the center-back prefers to wait until the end of the season to contemplate a departure.

This has caused Real Madrid to have to be patient about the situation of a player it is quite interested in. Moreover, given Liverpool's intentions to renew Konaté's contract, the player's decision could jeopardize his possible departure.
Konaté's Plan
At 25 years old, Ibrahima Konaté has managed to earn an important place at Liverpool. Playing his fourth season with the club, the center-back's future is not at all assured. Despite his relevance and having played 2,445 minutes so far this season, Konaté remains uncertain about his future.
This is because, for the moment, the center-back is completely focused on finishing the season with Liverpool. Considered the big favorites to win it all, Konaté seeks to help the team achieve these goals before the end of the season.

Real Madrid, in light of this, has remained on the sidelines of the situation in case of any change with the player. While Liverpool continues to threaten with a renewal, the white club is ready to fight for a player it considers essential.
Real Madrid's Patience
Knowing Konaté's plan, Real Madrid has time to devise its own and secure this transfer. The fact that the Frenchman's contract is nearing its end confirms that his signing won't be for an exceedingly high value.
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