Europa Press, E-Noticies Luis Enrique already knows, Real Madrid eyes PSG, top signing, 100M
Real Madrid is preparing a 100 million offensive while Luis Enrique tries to keep his best midfielder
The relationship between Real Madrid and PSG has been completely broken since last summer when Mbappé left without bringing in any money. The Parisian club lost their star for free, and that outcome still generates frustration for Spanish coach Luis Enrique. Florentino Pérez believes that the operation was handled unfairly because PSG forced an artificial continuity a year before his departure.
That conflict led to a clear break between both clubs, and negotiations have been frozen at all possible levels of communication. Tension is at its highest, and contacts have been practically nonexistent in recent months, confirming total distrust at every meeting. However, despite that strained atmosphere, next summer could open an unexpected door that surprises all of Europe.
Florentino Pérez plans a multi-million signing
Florentino Pérez is determined to strengthen Real Madrid's midfield with a star signing that will change the project. Xabi Alonso has clearly conveyed the need for a pure playmaker after the departures of Kroos and Modrić, which left a void. For that reason, the president is considering spending up to €100 million (about $108 million) to achieve an immediate qualitative leap.
The chosen player is Vitinha, current PSG star, who has proven to be one of the best playmakers in modern soccer. His performance in Paris under Luis Enrique's direction has made him a key piece thanks to his vision and creativity. At Chamartín, they understand that his signing would solve many of the team's structural problems and provide an offensive balance that is currently missing.
Vitinha, priority target for Real Madrid
The Portuguese midfielder has shown consistency, maturity, and leadership in every match, establishing himself as an undisputed world-class playmaker. At Real Madrid, there is consensus that his arrival would allow for a more fluid and modern play style in midfield. In addition, Florentino Pérez knows that it would be a long-term strategic bet with immediate impact on the squad.
Neither Valverde nor Bellingham have naturally assumed that creative role, while Camavinga and Tchouaméni stand out more for their physicality. The club needs someone who builds plays and sets the tempo so the rest of the team can perform under better conditions. In that sense, Vitinha appears as the perfect piece, capable of offering solutions in the most demanding moments.
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