The two European football giants, Real Madrid and AC Milan, want to sign a contract with Destiny Udogie – a player who is wearing Tottenham and is the Europa League champion.
The 22 -year -old Italian star has attracted the attention of many leading European teams after a series of impressive performances in Tottenham shirt in the last two seasons after moving from Udinese. However, the reality is that Udogie still has 5 years of contract with the North London team, until the summer of 2030.
This is the knot that makes the team “craving” Udogie has not found a solution, when the host Tottenham wants to collect a significant transfer fee if they determine the break up the star has 12 Azzurri coats this summer. Sources close to Tottenham emphasize that the Europa League champion will likely require a transfer fee between 50 and 60 million euros if the team wants the service of this player.
In the context of being lost according to Hernandez (the one that Al Hilal is interested), AC Milan is considering Udogie as an ideal replacement, but Rossoneri's economic potential makes them soon removed from the race by the bowl of financial situation. This means Real Madrid is the biggest dominant name in the battle to win the signature of Udogie.
Los Blancos, the team being led by new coach Xabi Alonso, has been watching Udogie for a long time, and many sources say they will make a decision about whether or not to send official offers to Tottenham in the coming days. However, Udogie is not the only left -back on the list of Real Madrid, when they are still interested in Jorrel Hato (Ajax), Avaro Carreras (Benfica), according to Hernández (AC Milan) and Nathaniel Brown (Frankfurt). Among these names, Carreras is the name that is contacted to the Bernabeu from the beginning of the summer transfer period.
Real Madrid rewarded the player if winning the FIFA Club World Cup
Real Madrid's Florentino Perez decided to play big in the battle to win the FIFA Club World Cup championship, when hanging 1 million euros/person if Los Blancos won the championship. In fact, this is a completely understandable reward when the Xabi Alonso coach has earned more than 55 million euros with the ticket to the quarterfinals, and if crowned, that figure can surpass 111 million euros.