Strengthen the central defender! Real Madrid s official offer of Wysen: Pay 50 million in termination before the end of 2026

On May 15, according to well-known transfer reporter Romano, Real Madrid and Bournemouth are currently negotiating on the payment structure and installment plan for the Wyson 50 million pound termination fee clause. Bournemouth accepts the installment model, and Real Madrid will need to pay Wysen a 50 million pound termination fee in three installments by the end of 2026.

This season, Real Madrid has suffered from serious injuries, and head coach Ancelotti is also a clever man who can't cook without rice. Under such circumstances, the team was eliminated early in the Champions League, and was suppressed by Barcelona in the league, and was even more "four-killed" by their opponents in the season! Under this circumstance, Real Madrid ushered in a major change. Coach Ancelotti is about to leave the club and instead coach the Brazilian national team. Alonso has become a popular candidate for Real Madrid's new coach.

At the same time, Real Madrid has taken action in the transfer market in order to prepare for the first Club World Cup that began in mid-June. In the right back position, Real Madrid had already booked Arnold. Now, Real Madrid hopes that Arnold can join the team in advance so as to successfully participate in the Club World Cup. But Real Madrid does not want to pay Liverpool any fees for this, and Arnold hopes to give up his monthly salary in exchange for the opportunity to participate in the Club World Cup. At present, Real Madrid and Liverpool have not yet agreed on this matter.

In addition to Arnold, Real Madrid continues to strengthen the team's central defender position. According to transfer expert Romano wrote on social media: "Exclusive news: Real Madrid has sent a formal contract proposal to the 20-year-old Spanish defender Wysen and his team today, and is still negotiating to sign the Spanish central defender. The negotiations are still continuing, while Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool are still preparing to join the competition if there is a complex situation. Real Madrid is still the first choice for players."

Spanish defender Wysen, now 20, has made 34 appearances in various competitions this season, scoring 3 goals and contributing 1 assist. After an impressive season at Bournemouth, the young Spanish international is linked with teams including Real Madrid, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal. On Tuesday night, Romano initially said: "Real Madrid has been directly contacted by Wyson's team and the player's first choice has been confirmed. Real Madrid also recorded details of the liquidated damages terms: £50 million is required in three sessions, rather than a one-time payment. The timing will be key as Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal are all ready to advance."