According to reports, Real Madrid turned down a €75 million deal for a key midfield player.



According to a report by Madrid Universal, Real Madrid has firmly rejected a €75 million offer for midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni, emphasizing the player's integral role in manager Xabi Alonso's plans for the upcoming season.

Despite ongoing speculation and interest from Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, the Spanish giants have made it clear that Tchouameni is not for sale.

The defensive midfield position has been a focal point for Real Madrid this summer, with the club linked to several potential reinforcements, including Angelo Stiller, Rodri, and Martin Zubimendi.

However, Alonso views Tchouameni as the only natural fit for the role, making him a crucial component of the squad.

During the recent FIFA Club World Cup, Tchouameni's importance was evident as he served as a pivotal figure in the team's buildup play, effectively acting as a third center-back.

His ability to control the game from the midfield has solidified his status as a key player for Real Madrid.

According to a report from Fichajes, both Alonso and the club's management consider Tchouameni untransferable at any price.

"He is a vital part of our plans," Alonso stated, reinforcing the club's stance against any potential sale. The €75 million offer, while significant in the current market, was not enough to sway the club's decision.

Tchouameni himself has expressed his happiness at Real Madrid, stating, "I wish to compete only at the highest level, something I believe I can only do at the best club in the world."

His commitment to the club and desire to continue his development in Madrid further solidify his position as a cornerstone of the team's future.

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