With The departure of French defender Rafael Varane, real Madrid have a clear impression of his future at leaving the Bernabeu, and more and more people have accepted the fact that Raphael Varane will be lost this summer.
According to Jingqiu Sports, Varane's agent has informed Real Madrid president Perez that he hopes to get a new challenge.
His contract expires at the end of next season and so far he has shown no willingness to discuss the new terms. As a result, Real Madrid president Perez has told his new manager Carlo Ancelotti that Varane could be sold if the club receives an offer they deem acceptable.
Varane, 28, spent a decade in the Spanish capital, winning la Liga three times and winning four Champions League titles. Carlo Ancelotti, who succeeded Zidane as manager this month, wants him to stay, but he is realistic about the team's financial situation. The Real Madrid boss knows that Real Madrid's offers for Hazard, Bale, Isco, Aldegard and Jovic are open.
An agreement has been reached with the club and the 28-year-old will sign a four-year contract with the club, with the option to renew it for five years.
The transfer price is said to be £35m, plus some add-ons, but Real Madrid will pay for his training club. That means United will cost close to £34m, plus additional costs to be paid in a few years.
Why are Real Madrid willing to let Varane leave?
Why Would Real Madrid be willing to sell the France international at this window instead of letting him leave freely after his contract expires next season. Because after the financial impact of the pandemic and the cost of rebuilding the Santiago Bernabeu stadium on a large scale, Real Madrid are also in dire need of revenue.
Varane's agent has informed Real Madrid president Perez that he wants to seek a new football challenge outside of Spain rather than a contract extension, and Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti is fully aware of the situation.
What kind of person will Varane be at Manchester United?
Varane could appear at right-back as Maguire's sidekick, with Lindelof would be a strong replacement but not the first choice for the Manchester United Bishops (Ole Gunnar Solskjaer) over the past two seasons.
United did renew his contract with centre-back Eric Pele in April, although his form and health remain worrisome, while Axel Tuanzebe is also struggling to reach the first team.
The data from Varane's analysis of the Real Madrid match seem to represent Lindlev's promotion.