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Journalist argues Real Madrid do not need player of Manu Kone’s profile: ‘He would make more sense if…’
Manu Kone’s name has emerged as a surprise option for Real Madrid in recent days, but the growing feeling around the club is that there will be no further additions unless the current squad changes before the transfer window closes.
The AS Roma midfielder has been linked with a potential move to the Santiago Bernabéu, particularly amid speculation surrounding the futures of Aurelien Tchouameni and Eduardo Camavinga.
Both have been connected with Manchester United, and any departure could force Real Madrid to reassess their midfield options.
For now, though, there is no indication that Kone is a priority signing for the current squad.
The French midfielder remains under contract with Roma until 2029 after joining the Italian club in 2024.
Furthermore, his release clause stands at around €60 million, meaning any move would represent a significant investment.
Manu Kone could become relevant if…

Real Madrid appear to have a settled group in midfield, which means adding another player of Kone’s profile would be difficult to justify without an outgoing transfer.
However, the situation could change if either Tchouameni or Camavinga were to leave.
Journalist Quillo Barrios has argued, as relayed in Defensa Central, that Real Madrid’s current needs may lie elsewhere, despite the club’s interest in a player of Kone’s qualities.
“It’s true that right now you don’t need Kone’s profile because you need another profile,” Barrios said on his YouTube channel.
He added, “If Camavinga or Tchouaméni leaves, a profile like Kone’s would make more sense.”
Real Madrid’s squad looks settled
Real Madrid have started the season with two victories, but questions remain over aspects of their performances.

According to the report, some believe the team continues to show familiar problems despite the positive results.
Barrios has therefore suggested that Madrid could benefit from a different type of midfielder rather than simply adding another player similar to those already available.
That debate has also reached supporters, particularly after he decided to sign for Barcelona.
Some Real Madrid fans believe the Spanish midfielder’s profile would have suited the team, adding to calls for the club to consider a different solution in the middle of the pitch.
For now, though, the squad appears close to being complete. Kone’s future at Roma is secure on paper, and there is no indication that either Tchouameni or Camavinga will leave.
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Vinicius apologies to fans after Villarreal red card but takes fresh swipe at referees
Real Madrid’s return to club football after an international break that dragged on for ages could not have come under more controversial circumstances.
Los Blancos returned to winning ways against Villarreal, with Yan Diomande’s goal helping Mourinho’s team to a 1-0 victory.
However, the entire game was marred by the controversy involving Vinicius Junior, with the Brazilian receiving a red card in the second half.
After the game, Vinicius apologised to his Real Madrid team-mates and supporters after his controversial red card against the Yellow Submarine.
Vinicius apologises after controversial dismissal
Vinicius posted a message on Instagram following Madrid’s narrow 1-0 victory at the Santiago Bernabeu, acknowledging his mistake.
“The joy continues… Sorry to my team and the fans,” Vinicius wrote.
The Brazilian entered the match as a substitute but was dismissed in the 72nd minute following an incident involving Villarreal defender Nathan Saliba.
Vinicius initially appeared to have doubled Madrid’s advantage, only for the goal to be disallowed after the referee identified a foul in the build-up.
The winger had pulled Saliba’s hair during the confrontation, resulting in his dismissal. Madrid were then reduced to 10 men.
Despite the victory, Vinicius’ angry reaction to the decision has added to the controversy surrounding his dismissal.
Brazilian expresses frustration with referees
Vinicius later shared another Instagram story questioning the treatment he receives from match officials.
“And the one who always gets yellow and red cards is Vinicius, what a disgrace,” read the reposted message.
It featured images of previous incidents in which opponents allegedly escaped punishment for challenges against him.

His decision to share the post suggests that, despite apologising for the consequences of his dismissal, Vinicius remains unhappy with how referees handle certain situations involving him.
The winger now faces a potential suspension that could rule him out of the upcoming Clasico against Barcelona.
Mourinho must help Vinicius channel his frustration
For Madrid, the immediate priority should be preventing this incident from becoming another distraction from their sporting situation.
Vinicius has struggled to find his best form this season, and a suspension would only make it harder for him to rebuild momentum.
Mourinho has continued to support the Brazilian, but that faith must also come with a step in the right direction from the player.
There is a difference between protecting a player from unfair treatment and allowing frustration to influence his actions on the pitch.
In a way, the coming weeks and a potential suspension could help the Brazilian rest, reset and clear his mind.
It remains to be seen how long Madrid will be without Vinicius and how he learns and improves from this situation in the coming games.

