Real Madrid Consider Signing Napoli Player. Around a month after it emerged that Napoli’s Fabian Ruiz was keen to return to Spain in the summer of 2023, Fabrizio Romano reports that this is just what Real Madrid are considering.
The midfielder is very much to Carlo Ancelotti’s liking and he would welcome him back.
Around a month after it emerged that Napoli’s Fabian Ruiz was keen to return to Spain in the summer of 2023, Fabrizio Romano reports that this is just what Real Madrid are considering. The midfielder is very much to Carlo Ancelotti’s liking and he would welcome him back.
Real Madrid Consider Signing Napoli Player. According to Fabrizio Romano, a journalist specialising in the transfer market, the ‘Merengues’ have him on their agenda and are considering going for him when he is no longer linked to Serie A. Carlo Ancelotti has already had him under his orders in the past and would be happy to welcome him to the Santiago Bernabeu.
But it is possible that, by then, the coach may have changed or the player’s plans may be different, so it is worth handling this information with caution. For the time being, he is also on the agenda of many other top clubs such as Juventus, Manchester United and Arsenal.
If Madrid end up signing Fabian at zero cost, they will add another ideal deal to a list that has been getting very fat of late. David Alaba is elite and arrived on a free transfer, as did Antonio Rüdiger, and it seems that the offices at Concha Espina have got their finger on the pulse of this type of signing. They are perfect for their economy.
If Madrid end up signing Fabian at zero cost, they will add another ideal operation to a list that has been growing a lot lately. David Alaba is elite and arrived without a transfer fee, as did Antonio Rudiger, and it seems the offices at Concha Espina have become used to securing these types of signings. They are perfect for their economy.
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