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Florentino Perez wins, while Barça struggles, $50M signing Real Madrid will make

The Madrilean businessman will show off Real Madrid’s wealth again

By Mario Perez

Real Madrid will steal Alphonso Davies' signing to Barça with a quick $50M fee for the player.
Real Madrid will steal Alphonso Davies' signing to Barça with a quick $50M fee for the player.
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Real Madrid’s president Florentino Perez would be ready to give another financial lesson to FC Barcelona, who currently struggles to balance their finances and would have serious problems to avoid breaching the Fifa Fair Play Regulations in the next few months.

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Forced to sell their best players, the Culers could finally lose one of their main targets for their next season’s team, as Real Madrid’s president Florentino Perez would be determined to pay $50 million cash for the Barça’s summer target to seal the player’s arrival to Bernabeu.

According to the Spanish sporting journal AS, the Whites would be close to getting an agreement for this player, as the personal terms offered to him would be significantly better than the ones that Laporta’s FC Barcelona would be planning to propose due to the financial weakness of the Catalan club.

Following these sources, the quick move of Real Madrid could grant the player’s arrival in the summer transfer market window, and as reported the Italian journalist and transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano in the last few days, the Madrilean giant would be the player’s preferred destination to join for the next season.

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Who’s the player to join Real Madrid?

The player in question is the Canadian 23-year-old left back Alphonso Davies from Bayern, who would be really close to announce his departure from the German club to Real Madrid, in a quick $50 million deal of the Madrilean team where FC Barcelona hasn’t been able to interfere due to their lack of decision on the player and their weak finances.


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