Enzo Fernandez does not recognize the freezing of elections in Real Madrid

Real Madrid can no longer hide behind their European history after two lackluster seasons at competitive level, with a surprise presidential election becoming a direct reflection of the club’s troubled state.

The irony is that this institutional vacuum did not keep the stars away, but opened the door to a long line of players looking to wear the white shirt or at least use the 15-time Champions League champion’s name as leverage in their negotiations.

Spanish newspaper AS quoted sources in Valdebebas as confirming that the electoral process had virtually frozen any official movement in the market and forced agents and players to remain silent and cautious for fear of making a wrong move that could count against them with the next president, whatever his name.

Despite the freeze, the list of offers that have reached the Bernabeu offices in recent weeks shows the extent of the temptation that Real still present.

Rodri is the most frequently mentioned name as the Spaniard has been linked with the club for months, despite repeated denials from the club’s management, and as the election campaign has begun one candidate has returned to hinting at a deal as a wild card, while those close to the Manchester City player confirm there is still no deal in place.

In the same context, Guardiola has returned to the front line through an intermediary close to Madrid, as the City defender, who cost 80 million euros from Leipzig, sees the end of the Guardiola era as an opportunity to leave, but his contract only extends for two seasons and his desire to play for Real has been known at the club for years.

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As for Argentine Enzo Fernandez, he is considered the most decisive in the transfer, according to the newspaper, with repeated attempts by his entourage to open the door. On the other hand, the Portuguese couple Vitinha and Joao Neves remain closer to the wishes of the Merengue fans than to serious negotiations.

The name Ibrahima Konate has also come up heavily, taking advantage of his contract status which gives him a free transfer card, making him a potential ‘golden deal’ for any new president.

So, the election did not stop the dreams, but rather postponed them for a week… In Madrid, even in its weakest moments, the white jersey remains a dream for which everyone postpones their decisions.