Will Arda Güler stay at Real Madrid? Statement from Ancelotti
Transfer rumors surrounding Arda Güler show no signs of slowing down. Although it has been suggested that Borussia Dortmund, under the management of Nuri Şahin, wants to add the young footballer to their squad on loan, Real Madrid and Arda Güler have announced that the offer was rejected.
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It is being discussed that Arda Güler, who has not been preferred much by head coach Carlo Ancelotti this season, might leave the Spanish club during the mid-season transfer window to join a team where he can get the playing time he desires.
OFFER FROM NURİ ŞAHİN'S BORUSSIA DORTMUND
The Spanish press outlet Bernabeu Digital claimed that Bundesliga representative Borussia Dortmund, managed by former national team player Nuri Şahin, had made a transfer offer for Arda Güler.
It was noted that Borussia Dortmund wanted to strengthen their squad with Arda Güler in January and had contacted Real Madrid regarding a loan transfer for the 19-year-old player until the end of the season.
OFFER REJECTED
The details of the transfer news published in the Spanish press stated that the offer from the Bundesliga giant was rejected by the club and Arda Güler.
ARDA GÜLER'S 2024-2025 PERFORMANCE
Young footballer Arda Güler, who is reportedly valued at 45 million Euros by Real Madrid, has played a total of 657 minutes in 19 matches this season, scoring 1 goal and providing 3 assists to his teammates.
ANCELOTTI'S STATEMENT ON ARDA GÜLER
Real Madrid's experienced head coach Carlo Ancelotti had addressed the claims that Arda Güler would leave the team during the press conference held before the Champions League match against Atalanta.
Ancelotti had said, "Arda will stay with the team. He might need a bit more minutes, but I have no prejudice against anyone.
I am trying to field the team in the most correct way. Sometimes this can be with Arda, sometimes it can be without Arda. You need to be patient with young names. They bring enthusiasm, but because they are young, they need to learn some things."