This season Real Madrid started magnificently. They won the European Super Cup and seemed invincible in the Spanish Primera. However, since the start of September, their form started dropping, and suddenly the only club to have won the Champions League two years in a row seems like a side lacking in motivation.
If the same thing happened to a gambler who was on a winning streak, but suddenly started losing money, he would probably consult some top notch reviews such as this Ladyluck review before heading out to Les jeux de casino to get his bank balance back in order.
We are not saying that Zidane should take this analogy literary and start reading reviews or going to casinos, but he should use it as an example to improve his squad and start doing reviews on the scouting reports of players such as these three here.
Harry Kane 24, Tottenham
We are sure that Real Madrid’s scouting network is fully aware of the talent Harry Kane possesses, especially as they have faced Tottenham in the Group stage of this year’s Champions League. It was even reported in some tabloids that Real Madrid’s president has already tabled an offer on Daniel Levy’s desk for the outstanding striker, an offer which the astute Tottenham chairman wasn’t impressed with.
The fact of the matter is that if Real Madrid really want to improve, they should bring in the best striker in the world right now. And for the best in the world you have to pay a world record price. This means that it is likely that if Kane moves to the Bernabeu he will make it as the most expensive player in history, eclipsing Neymar’s stratospheric transfer to PSG.
Dele Alli 21, Tottenham
Dele Alli is yet another Tottenham player for which the Los Blancos have expressed interest recently, and rightly so. He is the type of player for which only the sky is the limit and with the proper guidance and right attitude he can become the next Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo.
This fact hasn’t escaped Real Madrid’s hierarchy and they are actively pursuing a transfer for the versatile attacking midfielder whose pace, technique and flair would definitely complement the likes of Ronaldo and Bale.
David de Gea 27, Manchester United
De Gea is still only 27, but he has already established himself as the best goalkeeper in the highly competitive English Premier League. He has amazing reflexes, great positioning and is good with the ball at his feet. On top of this he is Spanish and has said countless times how much he enjoyed his time when he was living in Madrid.
As with Kane and Alli, Real Madrid will have to pay a world record transfer for the goalkeeper if they want to see the Spanish goalie between the sticks at the Bernabeu, but this will surely be worth it as he will be a huge upgrade to Keylor Navas.
