In the previous season, due to Courtois suffering a serious injury, Real Madrid’s substitute goalkeeper, Andriy Lunin, secured consistent playing time. His performance was outstanding, helping the team win both the league title and the Champions League. This kind of display has attracted the attention of several top clubs.
Lunin’s agent is Jorge Mendes, who recently formed a conflict with Real Madrid’s management over the transfer of Gavi. Gavi had originally planned to join Real Madrid but, at the last minute, opted for Manchester United, which may indirectly lead to Lunin leaving Real Madrid this summer.
In an interview with Marca discussing his future, Lunin stated: “We will see what happens; my future lies in the hands of the club.” Clearly, this implies that he wishes to leave, as his contract is set to expire in 2025. When it comes to renewing his contract, Lunin hopes for assurances of fair competition with Courtois, but Real Madrid has refused to provide this.
According to the latest report from Marca, Real Madrid has set a price for Lunin, with a transfer fee starting at a minimum of 30 million euros.
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