Real Madrid has turned its attention to alternative midfield targets like PSG’s Vitinha after Chelsea refused to negotiate for £100 million stars Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo.
Real Madrid is exploring new midfield options after Chelsea signaled they would not negotiate for Enzo Fernandez or Moises Caicedo.
Both players are reportedly settled at Stamford Bridge, and the Blues are planning significant pay rises to secure their long-term futures.
Sources indicate Chelsea firmly believe the pair have matured into “world-class” performers, making any potential transfer to the Spanish giants highly unlikely this summer.
With the Chelsea route blocked, Madrid is monitoring PSG’s Vitinha and Liverpool duo Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister.
While Manchester City’s Rodri remains a “dream target,” his signing is considered equally complicated.
Consequently, Madrid’s recruitment team is intensifying its search elsewhere, recognizing that prising away the Premier League’s top talent requires navigating resolute club stances and massive wage demands exceeding £250,000 per week.