The MLS goes all out for two Real Madrid players

Real Madrid has received in recent days two proposals from MLS affecting two key players in its squad.

U.S. clubs are looking to raise their level and have set their sights on David Alaba and Dani Ceballos, two players with very different situations at the white club.

In the offices of Real Madrid, a scenario is being calmly analyzed that could ease the salary burden and redefine roles for the upcoming season. MLS emerges as a real option to offload players who currently have little playing time.

Real Madrid considers an exit for David Alaba

The first offer concerns David Alaba. Charlotte FC continues to pursue the signing of the Austrian defender and has put forward an offer of 1 million euros to close the deal.

The amount is low, but the context explains the proposal. David Alaba has a contract until June 2026, and the U.S. club wants him to start with them next season in the MLS as a defensive leader.

The high salary, a key issue for Real Madrid

At Real Madrid, the main problem with David Alaba is not sporting but economic. The defender earns a salary close to 22.5 million euros per season, a very high figure for a player with little playing time.

The club is seeking a solution to free up salary space. In this sense, the proposal from Charlotte FC, although modest, is appealing due to the potential savings in the medium term.

Alaba's role is no longer a priority

At 33 years old, David Alaba has taken a back seat in the sporting planning. Injuries and competition have reduced his prominence, and at Real Madrid, they believe his cycle is nearing its end.

The MLS offers him a different context, with leadership and continuity. For the white club, facilitating this exit could be beneficial in every way.

Dani Ceballos on the Austin FC radar

The second offer is more substantial and involves Dani Ceballos. Austin FC has presented a proposal of 9 million euros for the Spanish midfielder.

At 29 years old, Dani Ceballos has not managed to establish himself at Real Madrid. His lack of consistency and playing time has marked his recent period at the club.

A change of course away from Betis

For years, Dani Ceballos' departure seemed linked to Real Betis. However, this scenario has cooled, and now the MLS is gaining strength as a realistic destination.

The contract and market timing

Dani Ceballos is under contract with Real Madrid until June 2027. This allows the club to negotiate from a position of strength, although his departure is also viewed positively.

At Real Madrid, they understand that accepting 9 million euros for a player without significant competitive impact could be a smart move, especially if it happens even in the winter transfer window.

Real Madrid assesses the global impact

The two offers reflect an increasing interest from MLS in Real Madrid players. It's not just about figures but an opportunity to reshape the squad.

Offloading high salaries and moving out players with limited playing time aligns with the club's strategy, aiming for financial balance and progressive renewal.

Real Madrid and the American gateway

Real Madrid hasn't made a final decision yet, but the scenario is under consideration. David Alaba and Dani Ceballos represent two potential exits with different destinations, but with a common denominator: the MLS.

If the deals progress, Real Madrid could close an important chapter of its current squad while opening the door to a new market approach gaining weight season after season.

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