According to Spanish media outlet AS, Real Madrid has refocused its attention on youth academy star Miguel Gutiérrez, but the plan is to first buy back the player and then transfer him to another club to make a significant profit.
With less than 10 days remaining until the transfer window closes, Real Madrid has suddenly started paying attention to the future of one of their homegrown talents. Miguel Gutiérrez, who currently plays for Girona, is a target for Real Madrid to exercise their buy-back option valued at 8 million euros. However, after being a key member of the Spanish Olympic team that won the gold medal, Gutiérrez’s value has soared, and several European clubs have shown interest.
Real Madrid is well aware that even if they do buy back Gutiérrez, it would be difficult for him to make an impact in the first team. Despite injury concerns with Mendy, Alaba, and Camavinga, Gutiérrez will not be part of the plans for the new season. The true intention of the club is to quickly resell him after the buy-back to capitalize on the significant difference in value.
Real Madrid originally sold Gutiérrez to Girona for 4 million euros, with a release clause set at 40 million euros, and Real Madrid is entitled to 50% of any future sale.
As: Real Madrid Monitoring Youth Product Left-Back Miguel Gutiérrez, Possible Buy-Back and Resale for Profit. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/football-world/29624.html
