Liverpool Join Race for Real Madrid’s €8 Million-Rated Full-Back Target

Liverpool have entered the competition to sign Alvaro Carreras, a former Real Madrid academy product now playing for SL Benfica. The 21-year-old left-back, who left Real Madrid in 2020 for Manchester United before joining Benfica in January, has caught the attention of top clubs with his rapid development.

Both Real Madrid and Barcelona have been monitoring his progress, but according to reports from AS, Liverpool are now keen on securing the Spaniard as a long-term successor to Andy Robertson. Carreras’ standout performance in Benfica’s UEFA Champions League match against Atletico Madrid has further fueled Liverpool’s interest.

Despite Carreras being contracted with Benfica until 2029, a release clause exists, though its value remains undisclosed. Real Madrid, however, have prioritized Alphonso Davies as their main target for the left-back position next summer. If Davies’ move doesn’t materialize, Carreras is considered a solid alternative. Manchester United, meanwhile, hold a buyback option on their former player.

Real Madrid Starlet Arda Guler Sparks Euphoria Among Turkish Fans

Arda Guler, the 19-year-old Real Madrid sensation, delivered an inspiring performance for Turkey in their 1-0 UEFA Nations League victory over Montenegro. Taking on a leadership role, Guler’s creativity and passion on the field left fans in awe, with many hoping Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti was paying attention.

Despite limited game time at Madrid due to concerns about his defensive contributions, Guler’s impressive display for Turkey demonstrated his capability to take charge in attack. Turkish fans have grown increasingly excited about Guler’s talent, especially with his commanding presence in the final third against Montenegro.

Although his struggles at Real Madrid have led to speculation about his future, Guler remains committed to establishing himself at the Bernabeu. His focus now shifts to continuing his national team form in Turkey’s next match against Iceland, hoping to cement his position both for club and country.