Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid are now reportedly close to completing a deal for a highly-rated £130 million (R2.9 billion) star. Read more ▶️
Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid have reportedly close to completing a deal with England sensation Jude Bellingham.With FC Barcelona sitting within touching distance of clinching the 2022/23 LaLiga crown, Real have seemingly begun planning for the future, having already sealed a few deals in the past six months.
Los Blancos appear to be continuing this proactive approach, with reports now suggesting that they are nearing their first blockbuster transfer for the 2023/24 campaign. Negotiations are said to be at an advanced stage, with personal terms thought to be almost agreed between the club and the player.
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