The Real Madrid team is ready to let Aurelien Tchouameni go

Since this summer, the Spanish press has been critical of Aurélien Tchouameni, and he is now being questioned more than ever. Relevo says that Real Madrid would be willing to let go of the French player now that doubts have been raised.

Aurélien Tchouameni has been given the bad news. The French player is 24 years old and having a rough time. His third season in Spain is not going as planned.

The French midfielder makes more questions than answers within the club. The news even says that the staff is very excited about the latest tactical studies of the team. In 2022, Real Madrid paid €80 million to get him and thought the former Monaco player would be the new leader of the Merengue middle. Today it’s clear that Tchouameni isn’t, and Casemiro hasn’t been able to be replaced by anyone else. And even less Toni Kroos.

Real Madrid isn’t doing well.

Carlo Ancelotti is the only person who trusts him. The people in charge at Madrid who hired him two years ago would have changed their minds in the past few months. Like a lot of other players, Tchouameni let Real Madrid down in the Clasico, and the club is clearly thinking about it. Tchouameni is generally putting on a good show, but it’s clear that it’s not up to the standards of a club that has spent so much money on him. Because the Blues’ interim leader couldn’t do well in midfield, he or she is now “lost” as a troubleshooter in defense. The staff at Merengue would think he wasn’t able to fill in gaps and keep the team balanced.

Because of that, things have had to change for his future since then. Relevo said today that Real Madrid would put more money on Eduardo Camavinga. That’s not all. Tchouameni’s deal with Casa Blanca ends in 2028, so they are open to any offer for him. They don’t want to sell him. Will this be Aurélien Tchouameni’s last season with the Merengues? It will be 2024–2025. Nothing is off limits, especially since the local media brought up the fact that Rodri, the 2024 Ballon d’Or winner, is Real’s top goal to bring back to Spain next summer. This is why Florentino Pérez made it clear that Madrid wasn’t going after the European winner when it criticized the Ballon d’Or. Instead, it was mainly going after France Football.