Negotiations between France international centre-back Raphael Varane and Real Madrid are at an impasse, and Real Madrid will want to seize the last chance to sell the 27-year-old defender in the summer. With Raphael Varane's progression and strength, there should be no shortage of big European teams interested in him; this article will analyze who the £61 million French World Cup winner will spend.
<h1>Bayern Munich</h1>
Bayern Munich is one of the teams interested in Rafael Varane, a Bundesliga giant who is set to lose defender Alaba in the summer, and the advanced and experienced Rafael Varane will be the centre-back Bayern craves. Their centre-backs Niklas Süle and Jerome Boateng are also likely to leave the team in the summer; the former's contract negotiations with Bayern are also at an impasse. Bayern currently have a number of French defenders who have signed Bunjaman Pavard, Lucas Hernandez and Dajon Yu Palmecano, and if Rafael Varane moves to Bayern, there will not be much of a problem of adaptation.
<h1>Paris Saint-Germain</h1>
Paris Saint-Germain believe they still regret letting go of the defensive big brother Thiago Silva in the summer, presnel Kimpembe and Marcos Aoás Corrêa are strong, but they do not have the leadership and ability to bring up the field of the former captain. After losing the defender's needle, Paris Saint-Germain intended to intervene in the battle for The Frenchman Rafael Varane; however, Rafael Varane left the team to seek a new challenge, and a move to the dominant Ligue 1 match would not be his first choice.
<h1>Manchester United</h1>
The Premier League will be another favourite option for Rafael Varane, and there are not many teams that need a centre-back and can pay a transfer fee for Rafael Varane, and Manchester United is one of them. With both Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelöf unsteady, Rafael Varane has been on United's bucket list; if he really wants to challenge in the Premier League, Manchester United, who have a good chance of playing in the Champions League, will be a good place to stay.
<h1>Tottenham</h1>
Mourinho and Ancelotti are both former coaches of Rafael Varane, and Spurs are clearly larger than Everton. Back in charge of Chelsea and Manchester United, Mourinho wanted to sign back the French centre-back, who had been hand-pulled by himself. However, Tottenham Have a poor record in the league this season, and the chances of attending the Champions League in the coming season are not great (whether they can participate in the Europa League with the current trend is also a problem); failure to attend the Champions League will make it difficult for Spurs to attract reinforcements in the coming season.