Real Madrid Confidencial Manu Carreño's Warning to Real Madrid, 4 Billions and Mbappé, Vini, and Rodrygo
Manu Carreño is aware of the situation in Madrid regarding Arabia and warns of what might come
One of the major disruptions in the transfer market has been Arabia since last summer, where they acquired several important players.
In this regard, they are now changing their strategy, where players who were once stars are no longer sufficient. Therefore, they have set their sights on high-level and young players to establish a future league.
Manu Carreño, from SER, says that the latest injection of 4 billion euros into Arab soccer will serve to divert many talents to this project. "What's next? Taking Vinícius, Lamine, Mbappé, or Haaland? Watch out. They're serious and have just been injected with another 4 billions." These were his words regarding the possibility of taking first team players like these.
The intervention of Arab soccer has been completely surprising for many and, for many others, a true aberration. Moreover, with these financial absurdities, it becomes impossible to negotiate with their players for their retention.
They're going all out
Just mentioning these players, such as Vinícius, Mbappé, and Haaland, already makes more than one tremble at the possibility of seeing them in Arab football. They already tried in the case of the Brazilian, where they put astronomical figures on the table.
The offer, in general terms, for Real Madrid's number 7 escalated to a billion euros over 5 years, making him the highest-paid in the world. For players of the level of Mbappé or Erling Haaland, things wouldn't be different as they are world stars.
Even in recent weeks, the possibility has been circulating that a player like Rodrygo could be the new standard-bearer of Arab football. A complete madness for Madridism, which doesn't want to see any of its stars leave, especially not to this project.
They must reinforce them at all costs
It is quite clear that this Middle Eastern project is willing to pay exorbitant amounts for players of this level. Therefore, both the management and the players and agents themselves must avoid any kind of temptation at all costs. However, we already know how the transfer market works, and many try to take advantage of these movements.
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