Spain star’s World Cup displays reportedly reignite Real Madrid interest

Spain star’s World Cup displays reportedly reignite Real Madrid interest Real Madrid were quick to dip into the market right after the end of the last season, and after making four signings, have already achieved most of their objectives for this summer transfer window. With the signings of Marc Cucurella, Denzel Dumfries, and Ibrahima Konate, they have significantly reinforced their backline, while Bernardo Silva has also arrived to strengthen the midfield. Still, it is quite likely that the Merengues will make some more signings before the summer transfer window ends. They are once again being linked with the Bayern Munich forward Michael Olise, even though the operation seems very difficult to carry out this summer. Meanwhile, one of Jose Mourinho’s requests that they still have to fulfill is the signing of a new holding midfielder, and Los Blancos are looking to land a proven player for this role. The Spanish midfielder Rodri Hernandez has been linked with them for quite some time, and there is no doubt that he will be an ideal fit for them. Although several weeks have gone without the Spaniard being linked with them, SPORT cites the journalist Sergio Valentin to claim that his World Cup performances, especially the one against France in the semi-final, have changed the ideas of Real Madrid about him, and they will once again try to sign him. Mourinho was particularly looking for a player who can significantly influence the game without taking too many touches on the ball, and this has been one of the characteristic qualities of the Madrid-born midfielder for the last several years. After spending seven years with Manchester City, Rodri Hernandez himself is looking for a change of scenery. He recently confirmed in a media appearance that he will make a decision about his future after the World Cup, and he is going to star in its final against Argentina today . After that, it remains to be seen whether he will be donning the Real Madrid jersey for the next season, or return to play with Manchester City in England.