The most anticipated return by Real Madrid is in danger

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Chema Andrés is living one of the most crucial moments of his young career, and his progression has raised alarms in Valdebebas. The midfielder from Stuttgart has become one of the sensations of the Bundesliga, leading to the giants of the Premier League keeping an eye on him. Arsenal and Manchester City have already made moves, complicating the hypothetical return of the player to a Real Madrid that is still unsure whether to activate his buy-back clause.

The emergence of the U-21 international has been so remarkable that, in just a few months, he has gone from being an interesting project to a key piece in the German squad. DefensaCentral reports that his impact has not gone unnoticed in England, where both Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola see him as an ideal fit for their possession and control systems. A midfielder capable of setting the pace, delivering passes, and supporting the team, qualities that have heightened the interest of the two English giants.

Real Madrid's Tough Decision with Chema Andrés

The contractual situation of Chema Andrés puts Real Madrid in a complex scenario. The Spanish club has two options to bring him back: in 2026 for €13.5 million or in 2027 for €18 million. A moderate amount considering his potential, but insufficient to deter the Premier League contenders who are ready to submit higher offers if Stuttgart allows negotiations.

The German club has no intention of parting ways with the player. His contract runs until 2030, and his growth has made him a fan favorite and a strategic asset for the club. The issue lies in the buy-back clause, which leaves his future in Madrid's hands, creating internal uncertainty just when the player is experiencing his best period since joining the Bundesliga.

Mounting Interest from the Premier League

Arsenal and City have already made it known: any attempt to sign him must go through Real Madrid first. The clause obliges them to wait and, in a way, complicates their plans for the summer window, but it doesn't diminish their desire. Both Arteta and Guardiola believe that Chema Andrés could become a dominant midfielder in the coming years, especially due to his competitive maturity at just 20 years old.

The Midfielder Winning Over the Premier League

His disciplined and organized profile is reminiscent of midfielders like Rodri, an essential figure in the Premier League. This is why the English interest has intensified, placing the former Madrid youth player in a privileged position for the upcoming market.

However, Stuttgart itself aims to keep him. The board believes in their sports project and the player's growth outweighing any offers that may come from England. Nonetheless, they acknowledge that the final decision won't be theirs but Real Madrid's.

An Uncertain and Open Future

The evolution of Chema Andrés poses an evident dilemma. The player wants to continue growing, Stuttgart wants to retain him, the Premier League desires him, and Real Madrid fears losing a talent that could significantly increase in value. The following months will be crucial in determining whether the Spanish club chooses to bring him back or allows his career to head to England.

The battle between Arsenal and City could escalate at any moment, but everything hinges on Real Madrid's final decision. One thing is certain: Chema Andrés has caught the attention of Europe, and his future will be one of the major talking points in the next transfer window.

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