Wyson authorizes law firm to negotiate, Real Madrid is "sieged" by the Premier League semi-finals

Ball Push Network reported on May 9th that according to Spanish Sel Radio, Spain's Spanish international centre-back Dean Wysen, the transfer process has ushered in key progress. He has formally authorized a law firm to conduct transfer negotiations with Real Madrid on his behalf. Although Wyson's father Donnie took control of the relevant matters throughout the process, he has signed legal documents and entrusted a professional lawyer team to directly connect with Real Madrid. The players are eager to receive a written offer from Real Madrid as soon as possible to promote the transfer negotiation with Bournemouth, but they are also willing to give Real Madrid a certain amount of time.

In the transfer market, Chelsea temporarily leads the competition among a number of Premier League teams, regarding Wyson as a key target for summer recruitment, and even hopes that he can catch up with the Club World Cup and enhance the team's defense. At the same time, Tottenham, Arsenal and Liverpool are not showing any weakness and have submitted official offers to Wyson, and the battle for the central defender is becoming increasingly fierce. However, Real Madrid has a special position in Wysen's team. Even though the La Liga giants have not yet issued a written invitation, which has caused the players to feel a little uneasy, he is still Wysen's favorite next home.

Real Madrid highly recognizes Wyson's ability, believing that he is young, has outstanding strength, and his transfer fees are cost-effective in the market. On the list of central defenders' recruitment, the priority is higher than that of Leverkusen and Laporte, who wins in Riyadh. Real Madrid has also paid attention to Arsenal's Saliba, but Arsenal's high price tag has discouraged Real Madrid.

When facing the media, Wysen himself was extremely calm, saying that he was currently focusing on daily training and competitions, enjoying football, and transfer matters were left to professionals. He refused to express his opinion on the 60 million euro termination fee that was hotly discussed by the outside world, saying that this is a topic discussed by the media. At present, Real Madrid needs to wait for the new coach Xavi Alonso to finalize the team's plan for next season before deciding whether to make an official offer to Wyson. At that time, Real Madrid may adopt the method of joining non-main players to reduce transfer costs.

In addition to Wyson, Real Madrid has many goals on the signing list this summer, such as Espanyol goalkeeper Garcia, Real Sociedad midfielder Zubimendi, Girona left-back Gutierrez, youth training young player Nico Pas and Manchester City midfielder Rodri. Among them, some youth training players are more likely to return. In addition, Liverpool right-back Arnold is expected to join Real Madrid before the Club World Cup, and Real Madrid will have to pay a certain fee for this.