Transfers | Pogba and Hazard top Real Madrid priorities

When Real Madrid began its plans for the reconstruction of the squad after the arrival of Zinedine Zidane for its second phase, one name was clearly placed in front of the others: Kylian Mbappé. But current circumstances prevent this from becoming a reality, at least in the short term, so the attention was turned towards the capture of Eden Hazard and Paul Pogba.

Mbapped complicated

The young striker of Paris Saint-Germain is the greatest badet of the champions of France, who seek to build a team capable of competing with the best players in Europe. Their reluctance to sell, rnot to mention the huge sums that can be thrown in their way, and without release clause put in place to circumvent their position, an agreement with the club should be concluded. Mbappé has not been completely ruled out by Los Blancos, but practical details suggest that their best chance will be in the summer of 2020. Take a step forward, Hazard and Pogba.

Flirt Pogba-Madrid

The winger and central midfielder are two clear demands from Zidane who, at a recent press conference, said, with more daring than his usual, his desire to "get on with it. to be 26 years old at Manchester United. Of the two, it's considered the most complicated, with the Premier League club, led by Jose Mourinho, having paid 120 million euros for him in 2016. The French player made some very positive remarks about the Spanish giants in public, although the current director, Ole Gunner Solskjaer, spoke of his politeness in dealing with such questions and that the Paul was happy where he was.

There is no doubt that United would prefer to keep one of its stars while it's looking to resume the battle at the top of the English league, but British media suggest that Gareth Bale and Toni Kroos could be part of the deal could soften their approach.

Bernabéu: the new garden of Eden

The idea of ​​bringing in Eden Hazard is another who has been pushed several times by Zidaneand is considered the simplest. This summer, Chelsea's deal will only last one year to the 28-year-old and the London club will probably feel compelled to sell it at a reasonable price rather than lose such a valuable badet for anything as he l & # 39; Had done with Courtois in 2018.

Madrid is awaiting the final decision on the transfer ban from Chelsea, which could also affect negotiations, but the confidence is great that the Belgian will be in the famous white very soon.