This is what Real Madrid plans to spend 200 million on before the Club World Cup

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After a season marked by humiliations against FC Barcelona and painful eliminations, Real Madrid does not want to leave any loose ends ahead of the next Club World Cup. Florentino Pérez has already put an impressive figure on the table: 200 million euros allocated exclusively to reinforce the squad and bring the club back to the highest competitive level. The goal is clear: to make the team the best in the world and provide Xabi Alonso —who will be the new occupant of the Madrid bench— with all the possible tools to compete for all titles.

First Objective: Strengthen the Defense

The recruitment strategy is already defined and includes names with potential and current performance. In defense, Dean Huijsen is a safe bet. The young center-back, one of the revelations of European football, is very close to finalizing his transfer to the white club for 60 million euros, covering an urgent need in the backline after the multiple injuries suffered this season (Militao, Rüdiger, and Alaba).

For the left-back position, the chosen one is Álvaro Carreras, current player of Benfica. His profile fits Alonso's style of play, and Madrid is willing to pay 30 million for his signing.

Vitinha, Florentino Pérez's Most Challenging Desire

But the most ambitious move is in the midfield: Vitinha. The Portuguese from PSG is seen as a key piece to rejuvenate and enhance the midfield. Florentino is preparing an offensive of 110 million euros for his transfer, although it will be the most complex operation of the summer because he is an important player in Luis Enrique's PSG, which also aims to win the Club World Cup.

To these names is added the cost-free signing of Trent Alexander-Arnold, who will arrive on a free transfer after his contract with Liverpool expires. A blend of young talent, international experience, and long-term vision that confirms Madrid's full commitment to reconquer the world.

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