Real Madrid Confidencial One of the World Cup's best and Xabi's favorite, €90M but Florentino says 'No'
The footballer is one of Xabi Alonso's untouchables and will not leave Real Madrid
"I hope I finish my career at the top. Always at the top. I hope I stay at Real Madrid, the biggest club in the world", commented Aurélien Tchouaméni recently.
"I feel blessed for everything I've achieved. But without a doubt, my best moment was my first day at Real Madrid. For me, it's the biggest club in the world", added the French midfielder.
Without a doubt, Aurélien Tchouaméni is one of the players who has evolved the most since Xabi Alonso's arrival. The midfielder, who was on his way out a few months ago, has established himself as one of the most essential pieces for Real Madrid.
Aurélien Tchouaméni, the untouchable player for Xabi Alonso
As the days go by, Aurélien Tchouaméni has been leaving behind that certain inconsistency that marked his first steps at Real Madrid. The Frenchman has been consolidating himself little by little as a key piece for the future. In fact, he made it clear in his latest interview that he wants to stay many more years in the capital of Spain.
His level at the Club World Cup is what a truly important player brings to Xabi Alonso's system. One of the essential pieces in the new five-man defense at Real Madrid.
Florentino Pérez will reject all types of offers
In the last few hours, Eduardo Inda revealed on "El Chiringuito" the offer that Real Madrid would have received for the footballer. According to the director of "OK Diario", the white team would have a proposal of €90 million (90 millones) for the midfielder from Manchester United.
"An offer has arrived from Manchester United for a player Xabi Alonso is loving, whose name is Aurélien Tchouaméni. Real Madrid's coach believes he can be much better. He's doing very well at the Club World Cup, but they've offered €90 million (90 millones)", commented Eduardo Inda.
However, from Real Madrid they've made it very clear that Aurélien Tchouaméni won't leave the club this summer. The footballer still has a long way to go and, under Xabi Alonso's orders, his level could keep rising.
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