Real Madrid to battle on with strategy despite major misses

Real Madrid’s transfer strategy focuses on signing young talents with potential, like Vinicius Jr., Jude Bellingham, and Eduardo Camavinga, while only offering one-year contracts to players over 30.

The club avoids bidding wars, presenting what they believe to be fair offers and leaving the decision to the player.

This approach recently saw them lose out on two targets: Leny Yoro, who joined Manchester United after Real refused to increase their bid, and Alphonso Davies, who renewed with Bayern despite a prior verbal agreement with Madrid.

While acknowledging the risks, the club remains committed to this strategy, believing players who truly want to join will accept their terms. Trent Alexander-Arnold’s case is highlighted as a success of this philosophy.