Leny Yoro only wants a move to Real Madrid in the summer, with the Spanish giants likely to find themselves in a favourable position.
As per Marca, Leny Yoro will likely reject the advances of other suitors in favour of a move to Real Madrid at all costs. The €100 million-rated teenager will come in an excellent position to negotiate his future in the summer, which might come to favour the Spanish giants should they pursue him with intent.
Leny Yoro only wants Real Madrid move
Leny Yoro has found himself in a strong position regarding his future, as a summer move seems likely for the Lille teenager. The €100 million-rated enters the final year of his deal when the current season ends, which could pressurise the Ligue 1 side into an immediate sale.
Chelsea had extensively scouted the teenager, while there have been interest, while Manchester United are also extremely keen to sign him next summer. However, the chances of either side are slim, as Yoro makes his choice abundantly clear when he eventually leaves Lille.
Yoro wants to move to Real Madrid and will do everything he can to make it happen. The report states that the Spanish giants have been interested, although they had doubts due to the presence of Jorge Mendes, something that could have become a roadblock in the league.
However, while the Portuguese super agent might have preferred for Yoro to join someone other than Real Madrid, the teenager made him aware of his choice. Hence, Mendes is now open to commencing discussions with all parties in favour of a move.
Leny Yoro’s situation similar to Eduardo Camavinga
With Yoro entering the final year of his deal, he could take inspiration from Eduardo Camavinga, with the midfielder also finding himself in a similar situation during his time at Rennes. Real Madrid were made aware of a potential €100 million price for Camavinga then but eventually ended up signing the Frenchman for considerably less.
While the €100 million-rated still has a vast price tag on his shoulders, the teenager will be confident that Lille will reduce the asking price during the summer window. While he hopes the Ligue 1 side does not leave it as late as Rennes did a few years back, Yoro wants a swift resolution to his future, as he sees himself donning the white shirt of Real Madrid.
