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Real Madrid eye shock move for record-breaking Liverpool star after explosive fallout – report
In a recent update from Fichajes, it has come to light that Real Madrid have now entered the race to sign Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah.
The Egyptian forward has been at the centre of intense debate recently, with his controversial remarks about the club sparking discussion over whether his time at Anfield is coming to an end.
Salah’s situation has been the subject of speculation for months, but the latest developments suggest his departure may now be closer than ever.
Within the Liverpool dressing room, the feeling is growing that the Egyptian international is approaching the final phase of his journey with the club.
What was once considered a distant possibility has now evolved into something far more concrete, especially as the Premier League side prepare for a significant squad overhaul.
Saudi Arabia or Real Madrid
For a long time, the consensus was that Saudi Arabia would be Salah’s next destination.
Clubs in the region have maintained a persistent interest, viewing him as a marquee signing.
However, the emergence of Real Madrid in the conversation changes the landscape entirely.
According to the report, the Spanish giants are strongly considering a move for Salah as they seek to reinforce the right flank, one of the few areas where the current squad lacks a decisive, world-class threat.
From Madrid’s perspective, the appeal is obvious. Salah brings Champions League pedigree, extraordinary goalscoring numbers, and the leadership of a player who has spent years competing at football’s highest levels.
For now, though, Salah has chosen to remain silent regarding his future, offering no hint of where he might end up next.
Yet the signs coming from Liverpool indicate that the door is very much open for a departure, provided a worthy offer arrives.
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Real Madrid hope captain will resume group training tomorrow and be ready for Villarreal
Real Madrid received a major boost in training today as Kylian Mbappe participated in the group session, indicating his readiness for the upcoming game against Villarreal.
The French superstar had returned from international duty with a knee injury, but seems to have left it behind and appears ready to start at the Santiago Bernabeu come Saturday.
What about Federico Valverde?
Now, according to AS, Federico Valverde was not part of the group training session today at Valdebebas. Instead, he was involved in an individual session away from his teammates.
However, Real Madrid hope that their club captain will be able to resume working with the rest of the squad on Thursday, putting him in the fray to return in time for Saturday’s clash against Villarreal.
Valverde is currently recovering from an ankle sprain that he sustained in Real Madrid’s 2-1 derby defeat against Atletico Madrid prior to the international break.
The Uruguayan midfielder was on the receiving end of a harsh tackle from Kang-In Lee, which left him injured, ruling him out of action for the national team.
The 28-year-old stayed behind in Madrid and has worked hard on his recovery, with things progressing in the right direction.
What now remains to be seen is whether he can jump back into group training session on Thursday, which would put him on the path to return to action against Villarreal.
A key player for Mourinho
So far this season, Valverde has emerged as a permanent fixture in the team under new manager Jose Mourinho.
The Real Madrid captain has started all of the team’s eight matches in all competitions this term, scoring and assisting one goal apiece.
His potential availability for Saturday’s clash against Villarreal will come as a major boost for Mourinho & co. Everything will depend on how things progress in tomorrow’s training session at Valdebebas.
With Ibrahima Konate also recovering from his knee sprain, Real Madrid have only three players sidelined currently: Raul Asencio, who recently underwent surgery, Rodrygo Goes, who is a long-term absentee, and Ferland Mendy, who has resumed work with the ball.
