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Following the summer transfer window, Real Madrid intends to continue their pursuit of Leny Yoro, a defender for Lille. This is something that has been well-established at this point.
The center back, who is just 18 years old, has emerged as one of the most promising players of the season in Ligue 1 and has caused a number of the most prestigious teams in Europe to be on high alert.
It has been widely known for some time now that Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are interested in Yoro, but it seems that other suitors have taken their place in the competition for his services.
Liverpool is prepared to struggle.
In point of fact, according to MARCA (with special thanks to 90 Minutes), Liverpool is prepared to compete with Real Madrid in the hunt to acquire Leny Yoro from Lille.
During the summer, the Reds are looking to strengthen their defensive unit, and they have their eyes set on the French prodigy who is just 18 years old. According to the source, the price tag for this player is expected to be about £51 million.
In addition, it has been reported that Chelsea is also in the running to get Yoro, which adds another layer of excitement to the competition for the transfer of the young talented player.
Yoro has established himself as a staple in defense for Lille, despite the fact that he is just 18 years old. Over the course of his career, he has participated in 35 matches across all competitions, contributing three goals to his total.
Due to the fact that Real Madrid’s lack of depth at center back has been exposed during the course of this season, it has been determined that this is a crucial area to strengthen during the summer, with Yoro being the one that is favored.
Real Madrid is Yoro’s preferred team.
It is expected that Real Madrid will have an advantage in the hunt for Yoro, despite the fact that there is a growing amount of competition for his services.
The reason for this is because the defensive talent, who is just 18 years old, has a preference for playing for the Santiago Bernabeu.
In light of the fact that his current deal is set to expire in 2025, Real Madrid is not prepared to pay more than the market price for Yoro. This might create a problem for Lille, as they will likely want a higher price. The only thing that can tell us where the 18-year-old will wind up throughout the summer is time.
