Real Madrid

Real Madrid

We begin our list with the most recent opportunity as nearly a year ago, give or take a few weeks, Mac Allister was instrumental in pushing the Reds to a somewhat shock victory over a visiting Real Madrid at the time. The World Cup winner was a beast in the midfield as he snapped into tackles, drove the play forward before ultimately getting himself on the scoresheet.

"Top players didn't get loaned in the past. A loan was for players who didn't get a game, but the top players didn't get loaned. It probably started with Philippe Coutinho a few years ago, when he went for 140 million or something to Barcelona. And a year later he was loaned out to Bayern Munich," Hamann told ESportsBets.com. "I wouldn't rule anything out in today's world, especially in football.

Chelsea have been chasing Camavinga for some time, a player they've always liked but who hasn't quite settled in at Madrid. However, his strong performance, even playing as a right winger, has put the London club on his trail again, and in recent hours, there's even been talk within the English club of possible offers of between 70 and 75 million euros.

Real Madrid are reportedly willing to pay as much as 100m to ensure they win the race for the transfer of Juventus attacking midfielder Kenan Yildiz. The Turkey international has shone during his time in Serie A, establishing himself as one of the finest young talents in Europe at the moment. As previously reported, Yildiz is on the radar of top clubs like Chelsea and Manchester United, but it now seems that Real Madrid are stepping up their interest.

Former Real Madrid and Everton winger Royston Drenthe is in hospital after suffering a stroke. The 38-year-old ex-Netherlands international was admitted to hospital on Friday. The news was announced by FC de Rebellen, an agency which represents former footballers including Drenthe. A statement read: "Last Friday, Royston Drenthe suffered a stroke. "Drenthe is currently receiving good care and is in good hands. The team and those involved hope for a speedy recovery."

The 25-year-old will be out of contract at the end of the season, and he could be on the move in the coming months. He has not renewed his contract with the German club yet. According to a report from Defensa Central, Real Madrid were keen on securing his signature, but they believe that the German defender is heading to Liverpool instead.

Barça have been monitoring the Tijuana attacking midfielder's progress for some time, and a source told ESPN that Mora has "strong potential and really interesting characteristics." However, the same source also acknowledged that "at 16, Mora may still need some room to grow" to know if he can succeed at a big club. Madrid share the same opinion with a source telling ESPN that it is still premature to know whether Mora "will become a top player" that can fit in at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Despite Madrid's name being associated with Upamecano, especially in Germany, the truth is that Real Madrid consider their option to sign him to be very remote and unviable . Firstly, because at Chamartín they believe the player wants to renew with Bayern, but is interested in having big names associated with him so he can get more money, something that already happened with Davies.