Real Madrid has frozen all negotiations with the players until the Champions League match with Liverpool passes. Then, depending on how the tie has gone, he will resume contacts with the players. The Club wants to see what Zidane's group is capable of giving in the two games against the English and in the Clásico against Barcelona, Saturday.
The priorities now are not renewals or hiring, but the matches in the European Cup and in LaLiga. This moment has been reached with pending matters. The extension of Sergio Ramos' contract is one of them, although already For weeks that the entity has not considered it of greater importance than any other. Florentino Pérez met with Ramos on December 30 at the Huerto del Cura hotel, where the team stayed for their match against Elche. Since then, no progress has been made in the negotiation. Neither side has changed positions. No more spoken.
Regarding the signings, it is a fact that Madrid likes Haaland a lot. As much as he dislikes his agent, Mino Raiola. The controversial intermediary has denied in his social networks the amounts that have been published on the hypothetical record of the scorer, 20 million net per season, plus another 20 to be distributed in commissions. The truth is that, at least Real Madrid, is not willing to go to one amount or the other. And of course, from advancing the negotiation until signing a contract, it will be through crystalline economic paths both with the footballer's mentors and with Borussia Dortmund.
At Real Madrid, they did not like the tournée with advertising by Mino Raiola and Alf-Inge Haaland, the player's father, for Spain. But at least they console themselves because Thanks to that live televised tour, the focus has been diverted from Mbappé, who has always been Madrid's first goal. Florentino Pérez has been working on the French titan for years with the invaluable collaboration of Zidane. Mbappé has already received, and rejected, three renewal offers, each one higher than the last, by his club, PSG, in the last twelve months. It's a clear enough message.