Zidane Wants Austrian Super Star in Real Madrid

The Spanish giants Real Madrid are serious on signing a utility defender after injury stroke the likes of Marcelo and Theo Hernandez. Real Madrid doesn’t want to face a similar situation again, and are already plotting moves for January and next summer.

According to reports, Real Madrid has already arranged a move for David Alaba. Bayern Munich has put a price tag of €70 on David Alaba and Madrid has agreed to match the deal.

Before now, David Alaba has been monitored by Real Madrid for some time now. David Alaba can play as a left-back, central defensive midfielder, left winger and if needed, also as a Centre-back! For these reason, Real Madrid has seen him fit for the club.

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Real Madrid boss Zidane has been a very big fan of Alaba and has requested the Madrid board to sign him. Florentino Perez has also agreed on landing the Austrian star and is willing to spend the €70 million demanded for him.

Alaba was a target in the summer, but Bayern refused selling him since the Spanish giants did not meet up with  price, but went on to sign Theo Hernandez from rivals, Atletico Madrid but unfortunately, he's injured with a dislocated shoulder.

Real Madrid are also interested in signing Paulo Dybala and Dele Alli, who are regarded as three of the best young talents in world football right now, and have been linked with a move to the Bernabeu for a long time.

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If you’d ask me about Alaba moving to Real Madrid, I would say it’ll be a great move for Alaba. He will be able and also get the chance to take his game to the next level.

The Spanish Giant Real Madrid is no longer just buying the well-established players in the world. They have decided to buy players who have the talent and are also young.

If you look in to the Real Madrid’s squad, you will find out that they have young talented players, this helped them acquire the Champions league title two times consecutively, a record no club has ever set.