Real Madrid Confidencial The secret weapon Real Madrid will use to sign Adam Wharton
The club still has the option to convince Whartom
In recent days, Real Madrid has reactivated the transfer market for possible arrivals. The agreement they reached with Olympique de Marseille for Ceballos's transfer made this necessary. This has caused several names to once again be strongly mentioned in the halls of Valdebebas.
One of them is Adam Wharton, a footballer from Crystal Palace who is highly regarded for the midfield. He is considered one of the latest talents to emerge from English soccer, and Bellingham recommends his signing. In fact, Jude could be the Merengues' secret weapon to secure his signing.
The high level Wharton has shown hasn't gone unnoticed and other clubs want him. Liverpool or Manchester United are also reportedly positioning themselves to secure his services. This is where Bellingham could play a major role in preventing it.
Both footballers play together for the English national team and that could be the decisive factor. It's true that this won't happen during this international break since Jude is recovering from his shoulder surgery. However, in the next one, he could have an influence so that he decides to choose Real Madrid.
Real Madrid will not make any signings in the final stretch of the market
The transfer market is very close to closing, but at Real Madrid they expect to experience it calmly. Among other reasons, because they don't intend to make any moves to bring in reinforcements. Unless a last-minute bomb occurs that suddenly changes the plans.
Everything seems to indicate that Ceballos won't leave, although Betis is still being mentioned as a last option. If the Utrera native packs his bags, that's when Madrid could consider a signing. But for now, they're not going to make any moves in this regard.
As we say, their intention is for there to be no departures or arrivals. They've been conveying this same message to us from the club for several weeks now. Although some rumors have meant that a one hundred percent unexpected twist can't be ruled out, as with Ceballos.
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