Real Madrid tipped to complete first signing of 2027 for just €9 million

Real Madrid tipped to complete first signing of 2027 for just €9 million Real Madrid are already looking towards the summer 2027 transfer window as the club seek to strengthen the squad at Jose Mourinho’s disposal. The signings they made in 2026 have worked out very well so far, with each player finding a way to contribute to Mourinho’s team. One player who could feature prominently in their 2027 plans is Jacobo Ramon, who has developed remarkably since leaving the Santiago Bernabeu for Como in 2025. Real Madrid planning €9 million move for Jacobo Ramon According to journalist Miguel Serrano, speaking on his YouTube channel, Los Blancos are increasingly convinced that they should bring the academy graduate back next summer. “Real Madrid are clear that they have to bring Jacobo back,” Serrano explained, suggesting that the defender could become the club’s first signing ahead of the 2027/28 campaign (h/t Defensa Central ). Madrid possess a buy-back option worth approximately €9 million, having initially sold the youngster to Como for €2.5 million. Real Madrid want to bring back Jacobo Ramon to the club. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images) Serrano admitted that his opinion of Ramon has changed considerably since watching him against Leganes during Carlo Ancelotti’s final season. “He has grown under Fabregas, become an undisputed starter and is now a senior international,” the journalist explained. The 21-year-old’s performances in Italy have established him as one of the most promising young defenders in European football. Mourinho could have room for another centre-back Ramon could return as the fourth-choice centre-back, competing for minutes alongside Dean Huijsen, Ibrahima Konate and Eder Militao. Antonio Rudiger is also expected to stay for another season, but considering his age, he is unlikely to feature regularly for the team. Ramon could take up Rudiger’s place in the squad. (Photo by Paolo Bruno/Getty Images) Ramon could come in and provide Mourinho with a high-quality option in a position where the right balance is always crucial. Alternatively, should the club feel they do not have space in their squad, they could buy him and then sell him back to Como. This is a trick Los Blancos pulled off quite neatly with Nico Paz this past summer, and they can do the same with Ramon. Regardless, Real Madrid signing Ramon seems like a given at this stage, and it remains to be seen how things play out.