Raphael Varane has returned to Real Madrid before the season when Manchester United continue to try to reach an agreement on the World Cup winner.
The Red Devils’ pursuit of Varane has been common knowledge for some time now, with various reports suggesting an agreement between the two clubs may be on the horizon.
But the Madrid press has been quick to dismiss such rumors, claiming that Real do not intend to accept a price reduction on the Frenchman and will instead endure 70 million euros (60 million euros).
90 minutes recently revealed that United are both “hopeful and excited” over a deal with Varane, but the defender is clearly not in the mood to burn bridges with Real and has now seen him return to the club’s training ground for the first time before the new season.
Los Blancos have not yet started their campaign before the season with their first outing against Rangers just a few days away.
Although he envisions returning to club service, it is unlikely that Varane will play a role in his side’s clash with the Scottish Premier League champions, who have only reported to Valdebeba’s training complex to undergo pre-season medical tests.
We will no doubt be treated with constant updates about Varane’s stay this summer when fans look to play if United are closer to concluding a deal for France international.
Varane arrives at Valdebebas for the pre-season because he does not break his relationship with Real Madrid.
He knows that #mufc is in talks with Real Madrid and he wants a Premier League experience. Contract almost ready, up to the clubs. [@FabrizioRomano] pic.twitter.com/bqw1E2KVYb
– The United Stand (@UnitedStandMUFC) July 23, 2021
With just one year left on his current deal, Madrid have a serious risk of losing Varane for free next summer if he does not set new terms in the near future – but Los Blancos are said to be quietly convinced that they will be able to tie him before his current deal. Expires.
Unsurprisingly, United have a completely different view of the situation, and they are not in the mood to make their first offer of € 40 million (£ 34.2 million) as they are convinced that Real will eventually admit defeat and be forced to accept. said bid.
