@theMadridZone@Ramon_AlvarezMM Yes, it would be a positive step for his career. He needs consistent minutes. A move away from Real Madrid would give him the platform to develop and reach his full potential
@markgoldbridge Camavinga is up for sale. However, he does not want to leave Real Madrid. You should be happy that he's not coming to Man Utd. His recent performances have been terrible to say the least
This transfer window reflects just how inflated the market has become. Selling teenagers for over β¬100 million is no longer an exception, it's becoming a trend now
π¨ EXCL: Manchester City have reached an agreement in principle with Lille to sign Ayoub Bouaddi π²π¦ fee in the region of Β£ 110m + 5m in add-ons #LOSC expected to sanction. 18-year-old midfielder keen on the move, and the deal is now entering its final stages. @TheAthleticsFC
Rodri decided to go to Barca in part because Real Madrid let it get that far and should've closed the deal weeks ago. It's a fumble, I don't see any valid excuses for it. What started off as a good transfer window hit a big set back today. You lost a player that would've elevated your midfield and instead he goes to strengthen your biggest league rival.
You have to move on quick though and the bigger question is if Mourinho wanted Rodri's profile in the squad but didn't get him, what's next? Do you hedge your bets leaning on GΓΌler and Bernardo for that deep-lying ball progressor role? Do you go back to the market? This is the same exact scenario the club found themselves in last season. Still not addressed fully.
I also don't fully buy that Real Madrid were 100% committed to Rodri the way some are reporting (though I understand why they have to report that angle). There were concerns about his back surgery / age / ACL / other injuries that added up in the last year. I think they valued him lower than we think. I don't agree with that evaluation. Rodri was needed, not only because he fills the exact tactical profile that you needed, but because he also brings experience and leadership, something else the team desperately needs. Still time to improve before the window closes and I hope Mourinho is in full Chuck Norris mode at the club's offices.
Real Madrid after Toni Kroos retirement: Real Madrid intends to do the buildup, loses possession (or there is nobody showing up for the ball), concedes transitions, Courtois saves, ditches the short buildup, hoofs it long, repeats.
One of the reasons I really wanted Rodri was that, like Kroos, he could have been the organiser/orchestrator, in a nutshell, he could have been the coach on the pitch. Do you know why thatβs so important, no only because we donβt have an organiser, but because our coach is Mourinho who has been tactically tragic for nearly a decade. But Iβm obviously willing to be proven wrong.
@m0_ahsan@MadridXtra I think missing out on Rodri will cost us a lot. Tchouameni will be a key player now after Rodri snub. However, Camavinga has been disappointing throughout his career at RM
@MadridXtra@Rodra10_97 Those who truly understand football know how important Rodri would be for Real Madrid. He's the missing piece that brings the balance the team has lacked over the past two years. If we sign him, this will go down as our best transfer window in years
Those who truly understand football know how important Rodri would be for Real Madrid. He's the missing piece that brings the balance the team has lacked over the past two years. If we sign him, this will go down as our best transfer window in years