Perez regrets Arda Güler transfer, sets new strategy: The era of loans is ending!
Real Madrid President Florentino Perez has abandoned the loan tactic he used in the Arda Güler transfer. Following a season where Arda struggled with injuries and failed to find playing time, Perez will follow a different path for new transfers.
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Real Madrid President Florentino Perez has announced that he is abandoning the strategy used in the transfer of Arda Güler. He stated that the rules for transfer operations will change in the new season.
The Spanish giant Real Madrid is planning to send young footballer Arda Güler out on loan next season. It is believed that the 19-year-old player needs to gain more field experience for his development. However, it seems difficult for him to find playing time at Real Madrid.
For this reason, the Madrid management continues to search for a team where Arda Güler can best develop his potential. The standout team is the Italian giant Milan, which previously took Brahim Diaz on loan. Additionally, some La Liga clubs also want to sign Arda.
However, sadly, due to consecutive injuries, Arda Güler has barely been able to play this season. This situation has caused regret for Real Madrid President Florentino Perez. In fact, Real Madrid's intention was for our national footballer to play at Real Madrid for one more year. However, Arda did not accept this and pushed to sign the contract.
Thinking that this mistake should not be repeated, Perez stated that he learned a lesson from the Arda Güler transfer while adding French center-back Leny Yoro to the squad.
While acquiring Lille center-back Yoro, who is considered an alternative to Nacho, the club will offer for the player to play on loan at Lille for one more year. As a second alternative, transferring the player the following season is also being considered. However, due to concerns that big clubs like PSG could turn this into an opportunity, the formula of buying the French center-back immediately and loaning him to Lille stands out. According to the Spanish press, Yoro's transfer will cost Real Madrid 25 million euros, and the player will join the team in the summer of 2025.