“Real Madrid May Sell Aurélien Tchouaméni Next Summer Amid Inconsistent Form, With Premier League Clubs Monitoring Situation”

Real Madrid are reportedly contemplating the sale of midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni next summer due to his inconsistent performances and his struggles to effectively replace Toni Kroos in the team, according to Fichajes. Since joining the Spanish giants from AS Monaco in 2022, Tchouaméni has shown flashes of brilliance but has been unable to consistently perform at the level expected by the club, especially in the crucial role previously filled by Kroos. His inability to fully adapt to the team’s playing style and the high demands of playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world has raised concerns within the Real Madrid hierarchy.

As a result, the club is reportedly open to parting ways with the French international in the upcoming transfer window. Despite his potential, the club has expressed the need for a more disciplined and organized midfielder to strengthen their midfield for the future. Real Madrid has already begun scouting potential replacements, focusing on players who can bring greater consistency and structure to the midfield.

Several Premier League clubs are said to be closely monitoring the situation. Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester United are all believed to have shown interest in the 24-year-old, keeping an eye on his performance and any potential developments regarding his future at Madrid. However, despite his struggles, Real Madrid is unlikely to let Tchouaméni go for a bargain price. The club is expected to demand a significant fee, likely close to the £70 million they initially paid for the midfielder.

Tchouaméni’s departure would mark the end of a brief and somewhat underwhelming chapter at Real Madrid, but it could present an opportunity for him to rediscover his form in a different environment. Meanwhile, Real Madrid will continue to seek a midfielder who can more seamlessly fit into their system and help the club challenge for top honors both domestically and in Europe.