Arda Güler's next step after Real Madrid: His new team has been decided
Real Madrid has made an important decision regarding the future of young talents Endrick and Arda Güler. According to reports in the Spanish press, the club is considering loaning out both players so they can gain more playing time and accelerate their development. In this regard, a strong candidate has emerged to add the two young players to its squad.
Arda Güler and Endrick, who are struggling to break into the squad at Real Madrid, have suitors from the Bundesliga. As reported by Transfer Feed, RB Leipzig wants to add both players to its squad and plans to make an official offer during the summer transfer window.
Real Madrid considers the Bundesliga a suitable option for developing its young talents.
Previously, Dani Carvajal played on loan at Bayer Leverkusen, developed, and returned to Madrid. The club believes a similar process would be beneficial for Endrick and Arda Güler as well.
However, Real Madrid has set two strict conditions for this loan process. There will be no purchase option; the players will be loaned solely for development purposes. The decision to loan will depend on the players' wishes; Endrick and Arda Güler will only be loaned if they wish to take advantage of this opportunity.
This season, Endrick has scored 6 goals in 27 matches for Real Madrid, while Arda Güler has recorded a performance of 3 goals and 5 assists in 30 matches.
If the loan process takes place, both young stars could find the opportunity to showcase themselves more in the Bundesliga.
News Source : 12punto
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