Real Madrid's pursuit of Kylian Mbappe remains at the forefront, with the PSG star's contract set to expire in six months. Los Blancos are reportedly working to secure his signature as a free agent in the summer behind closed doors.
Let's imagine that the deal is sealed and the Whites splurge on the 25-year-old. Would they still have the money to sign other players? As this season has shown, this squad could use some new faces in defense.
In an exclusive interview with Fabrizio Romano, La Liga president Javier Tebas addressed the club's state of affairs.
"I don't know how much Mbappe would cost them, but in any case, Madrid have an excellent financial situation. They can sign other players as well. They have not done any crazy things in recent years."
Apart from the Frenchman, Madrid have identified Alphonso Davies and Leny Yoro as their priorities for the upcoming transfer window. Signing all three would cost the club around 300 million euros, though.
