Madrid's problem in signing Europe's most promising defender isn't Huijsen.

Real Madrid continues to explore the European market in search of young talents. One of the names highlighted is Jorrel Hato, Ajax defender.

At only 19 years old, Hato has become one of the most promising defenders on the continent. His versatility and potential perfectly match the profile the club is looking for.

He can play as a center-back or left-back. He has physical strength, speed, good ball distribution, and a high potential for improvement. A profile that reminds the club of David Alaba.

In Valdebebas, they have already studied him in depth. His potential is evident. He fits the model of young signings the club has followed in recent years.

But there is a major obstacle.

Madrid won't bid against other clubs

According to Rodra in Relevo, Real Madrid won't participate in auctions. They don't want to be dragged into bidding wars.

The interest in Hato is real, but they aren't willing to be swayed by the market. They will only make a proposal if it stays within their financial limits.

The club's policy is clear: they won't pay more for a player than they consider fair. They won't repeat cases like those of other clubs that inflate signings due to external pressure.

Hato is under contract with Ajax until 2028. There is no release clause. Therefore, any agreement must go through direct negotiation with the Dutch club.

Hato is followed by half of Europe

Ajax knows they have a gem in their ranks. Meanwhile, not only Real Madrid wants him.

Teams like Chelsea have also inquired about his situation. In the Netherlands, they see him as the favorite at the moment to secure the young international.

From the player's camp, they ask for calm. Hato is focused on finishing the season and fighting for the title with Ajax. The rest will be considered later.

Madrid has him on their agenda. They consider him a future option, but they won't push. They will wait for their moment.

If another club steps in with a great offer, Florentino and his team will let it pass.

The problem isn't Huijsen. The real challenge is named Jorrel Hato.