Ancelotti reclaims an old prospect for Real Madrid, Fabían Ruiz is on the sights of the Italian manager

Carlo Ancelotti is looking for the best for the Merengue squad, which is why he keeps insisting on the arrival of a midfielder he has had his eye on for a long time. President Florentino Pérez thought that Ancelotti had already given up on the player. However, according to the Spanish press, 'Carletto' is not giving in and still hopes to have Fabián Ruíz under his orders.

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Napoli's Spanish midfielder is an old dream of the Real Madrid manager and he wants him in his team. Despite the fact that there are plenty of players in the position, for the Italian it never hurts to have one more midfielder, especially when there are several competitions coming up for 2022-23.

The former AC Milan and PSG manager is well aware of Fabián's midfield skills and believes he could 'exploit' them at Real Madrid. In fact, it was the Italian who recommended the signing of the Spaniard to Napoli a few years ago, when the player was playing for Betis.

According to Transfermarkt, a German portal specializing in the valuation of footballers, Fabián Ruíz is valued at 55 million euros. The Spain international can play as an attacking midfielder or pivot.

What are Real Madrid's 2022 summer signings?

So far, Real Madrid has two official signings for next season. The first is Antonio Rüdiger, who arrived from Chelsea as a free transfer. The German has signed a contract until 2026 and will earn 10 million euros per year. He would play as a central defender, moving Alaba to the wing.

Another player reinforcing Madrid for next season is Aurélien Tchouaméni. For 80 million euros, plus another 20 million euros in variables, the Frenchman arrived from AS Monaco to become the next replacement for Casemiro.

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