Real Madrid transfer rumours: Modric rejected huge Saudi deal; Tchouameni decision made
By 90min Staff
90min rounds up the latest Real Madrid transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world...
Luka Modric turned down 'one of the biggest salary proposals ever in football from Saudi [Arabia]' to stay with Real Madrid for one more year. (Fabrizio Romano)
AC Milan could bid €22m for Real Madrid target Arda Guler, which is substantially higher than the 18-year-old's €17.5m release clause. (Fanatik)
Barcelona are also interested in rivalling Real for the signing of Guler. (AS)
Achraf Hakimi's agent has hinted that the 24-year-old would be interested in leaving Paris Saint-Germain to return to the Bernabeu. (AS)
Real Madrid have absolutely no intention of selling Aurelien Tchouameni to Liverpool despite repeated links. (Fabrizio Romano)
Udinese striker Beto has been offered to Real Madrid in a deal that could be worth €30m. Tottenham are believed to have received a similar proposition. (Defensa Central)
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Dani Ceballos turned down a deal worth €8m per year at Aston Villa in order to sign his new Real Madrid contract. (Defensa Central)
Rafa Marin is likely to leave Real Madrid this summer as he's unlikely to force his way into Carlo Ancelotti's first team plans. There is interest from clubs in England, Germany and Belgium. (AS)
Real Madrid are set to pocket €4m thanks to a sell-on clause agreed when Luka Jovic joined Fiorentina. The Serbian striker is set to join Galatasaray for €8m, with Los Blancos entitled to 50%. (AS)
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