It’s not easy for Real Madrid to recruit Donny van de Beek

DBasia.news –  Real Madrid started looking away from Paul Pogba. According to reports from Marca, El Real shifted the target to Ajax Amsterdam midfielder Donny van de Beek. But, it is not easy for Madrid to recruit him.

For the past few months, Real Madrid have continued to try to bring in Paul Pogba from Manchester United. In fact, Los Blancos is reportedly willing to spend more than 100 million euros for the French national team player. 

Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane is reported to have fallen in love with Paul Pogba. He asked Madrid to try harder to persuade Manchester United to let Pogba leave.

However, Real Madrid’s interests are unrequited. Until now, Manchester United is still holding fast to the decision to defend Paul Pogba. Moreover, the Red Devils will find it difficult to find a replacement for Pogba because the Premier League transfer market is about to close. 

In addition, Paul Pogba is reportedly not interested in leaving to Real Madrid. The player wants to return to Juventus because of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Real Madrid did not lose direction after an attempt to get Paul Pogba failed. Reportedly, Los Merengues has turned its gaze to Donny van de Beek.

Marca reported Real Madrid had reached an agreement with the player. Now, the next task is to negotiate with Ajax Amsterdam.

The 2018-2019 Champions League semifinalists were not interested in removing Van de Beek. Moreover, last season, the player of the Dutch national team performed satisfactorily. However, an offer of 70 million euros is enough to make Ajax change his mind.

The problem is, Real Madrid is having trouble spending money to buy players at this time. Los Blancos needs to sell several players to get fresh funds.

Real Madrid need a new midfielder after losing Dani Ceballos and Marcos Llorente. The situation worsened because Marco Asensio suffered a long injury.

El Real is on a mission to rebuild strength after a total failure last season. Florentino Perez’s club has spent around 300 million euros to bring in new stars such as Eden Hazard and Luka Jovic.