Real Madrid ready to spend $43 million on a young talented centerback

Real Madrid are planning to sign more young players this summer ahead of the next transfer window. Los Blancos are planning to sign Kylian Mbappé next season, and it is also rumored that they will sign Alphonso Davies. Real Madrid is also planning to have some departures this summer as well since some players' contracts will almost expire. Real Madrid's plan is to build a young strong core of players that can dominate Europe for the next decade. The Spanish giants have identified a player that they expect to be cheaper than what reports suggest this player is worth.

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While Real Madrid has shown interest in Mbappé and Davies, the club has been looking for a talented young player who doesn't have the same attention as the star players they want. Real Madrid did something similar when they signed Eduardo Camavinga and Aurelien Tchouameni. The two players came from Ligue 1, and many did not expect the club to sign them as the club usually targets established players. These two signings were seen as future replacements for players like Luka Modric and Toni Kroos.

Both Camavinga and Tchouameni have complemented the squad perfectly and are now key players for Real Madrid. Rennes signed Camavinga, while Tchouameni came from AS Monaco. The two French players excelling at Real Madrid made the club decide to go all out for another young French player. Real Madrid is linked to Lille defender Leny Yoro, who is 18 years old.

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Real Madrid wants to bid $43 million, and Yoro wants the move

Marca reports that Leny Yoro has made it clear to the LOSC Lille leaders that he wants to play for Real Madrid. Many clubs are asking for the talented defender, including Chelsea, but Real Madrid is ready to pay $43 million for him. Real Madrid and Jorge Mendes previously were not on the best terms, but Leny Yoro’s firm decision to join Real Madrid has caused a dialogue between the two to return.