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Ruled Out: Florentino Perez Will Not Sign This Player for Real Madrid

The Real Madrid president has made his decision and will not pursue this highly discussed transfer.

By Ramiro Diaz

Florentino Pérez
Florentino Pérez

Over the past few weeks, rumours have resurfaced linking Virgil van Dijk with a potential move to Real Madrid. Reports from British media have suggested that the Spanish giants might be considering the Dutch centre-back as a defensive reinforcement. However, the reality at the Santiago Bernabeu remains clear: Van Dijk is not part of their future plans.

The Liverpool captain, whose contract expires on 30 June, has once again been offered to Real Madrid through his representatives. Despite his vast experience and leadership, the club has maintained its firm stance on the matter, just as it did earlier in January.

From the Madrid board, the response has been consistent: while they respect Van Dijk’s career and achievements, they are looking for a different profile of defender to strengthen their squad. The focus is on younger players who can provide long-term stability at the back.

The Dutch international, who turns 34 in July, has been a key figure for Liverpool in recent years. His performances have been crucial in securing multiple titles, including the Premier League and Champions League. However, his age and the club’s current sporting vision make him an unlikely candidate for a move to La Liga.

This rejection is not a new development. Real Madrid had already turned down the chance to sign him in the winter transfer window, sending a clear message that their defensive rebuild does not include the Dutch star.

Meanwhile, Florentino Pérez and his management team continue to evaluate other targets, focusing on younger, more dynamic centre-backs who align better with the club’s long-term sporting philosophy.

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Ramiro  Diaz

Ramiro Diaz

I am a sports journalist with a degree from the Institute of Communication Studies (ISEC), where I graduated in 2019. I later earned a Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences from the Argentine University of Enterprise (UADE) in 2022, equipping me with a strong academic foundation. My professional career has been driven by my lifelong passion for sports, particularly football.Since mid-2022, I have been part of Alivia Media, where I gained my first experience as a digital writer. This role h...

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