Real Madrid`s ongoing defensive injury crisis continues to impact Carlo Ancelotti`s tactical decisions, forcing the manager to adapt despite the difficulties. The loss of key players, recurring injuries, and complex squad management have made the situation in defense particularly critical. However, the club has decided to postpone market moves until the summer before initiating the necessary negotiations.
Although managing injuries has been tough, with Alaba not fully recovering after his stop, Militao still out of action, and Rüdiger suffering the effects of a particularly intense end to the season, defensive concerns show no sign of fading. Rüdiger himself might even require surgery, further complicating the club`s plans.
A Possible Departure in Defense
With summer approaching, Real Madrid is evaluating the market with the intention of strengthening the defensive department. Among various scenarios, there`s a possibility that some players could leave the squad, unless there are further positive developments on the injury front. One of the club`s priorities seems to be the acquisition of a young talent to reinforce the defensive line, also in view of the Club World Cup event scheduled to take place in the United States.
Dean Huijsen: The New Target
A name that has been circulating persistently in recent hours is that of Dean Huijsen, the Dutch defender also followed with interest by Chelsea. The `Blues` fear losing the young player, who could be on the verge of moving to Madrid in a transfer that seems close to completion. The player has a release clause set at €60 million, and Real Madrid`s intention to activate it is now apparent. Furthermore, Huijsen himself seems inclined towards a transfer to the Santiago Bernabéu, making this operation a strategic and well-planned move.
A Strategic Acquisition for the Future
The interest in Dean Huijsen aligns with Real Madrid`s desire to strengthen the defensive department with a young and promising talent, capable of facing the challenges of a top-level club. The acceleration of negotiations could lead to a positive conclusion in the coming days, with the club aiming to finalize the deal as soon as possible. The Dutch defender could become one of the team`s new stars, contributing to Real Madrid`s growth and defensive solidity. Juventus would earn 10% from this transfer.