Confirmed, Florentino Pérez does what he did with Dani Carvajal and Casemiro: 'He's the new Kroos'

Real Madrid has gone through great streaks throughout its history, especially during the last few years. With Florentino Pérez as president, the Spanish club has managed to overcome all difficulties. In fact, although at times it has struggled, it has managed to recover and return to the top of European soccer.

Currently, Florentino Pérez has had to make a series of difficult decisions due to the team's poor performances. Last season was a nightmare for Real Madrid and the president made moves to solve it with good signings. Now, it seems he's repeating the formula he used with Carvajal and Casemiro in the past with the new Kroos.

Florentino Pérez and his management

Real Madrid isn't used to losing and the footballers on its roster usually give their best. One example of this is Kroos, who ended up becoming a Madridist legend by giving his team great achievements. Unfortunately, his retirement has left a huge gap that hasn't been filled, but the solution is close.

In Dani Carvajal's case, the defender came up through the youth academy and showed a lot of promise, but he still needed to break out. For him to achieve this, the president decided to send him to Bayer Leverkusen as a sale. One year later, Florentino Pérez brought him back for €3.5 million ($3.5 million) less than the value he had reached in the transfer market.

Casemiro's situation is similar, but the difference is that it took a bit longer for him to stand out and he spent more time at another club, Porto. Even so, he eventually managed to return to Real Madrid and signed off on great seasons wearing the white jersey. Now, Florentino Pérez has repeated this formula with a young prospect and is on the right track.

The new Kroos will return to Real Madrid

Real Madrid needs a creative midfielder like Kroos who can make the whole team play. The solution is Chema Andrés, a Madridist youth product who has just been sold to Stuttgart for €3 million ($3 million). This amount is quite high considering the midfielder's market value doesn't reach €1 million ($1 million).

It's clear that Florentino Pérez has a plan, since he has kept 50% of the player's rights. Chema Andrés is putting in good performances in the Bundesliga, so it's only a matter of time before he returns to Real Madrid to become the next Kroos.