Fight for Drigues! Real Madrid intends to use a talented teenager as a bargaining chip, and this person is the target of Jia Fu.

More and more news points out that the negotiations between Barcelona and Drigues have reached a deadlock, and the demands of Ajax defender's agent are too high for the Rossoneri to meet. This season, whether in the Dutch national team or Ajax, Drigues's performance is very bright, and this teenager is not short of suitors. So obviously Driget's agent wants a higher commission. In the case that Barcelona is not satisfied, other giants have also seen the opportunity to sign this teenager.

According to the Spanish media "Footballer", Barcelona's old rival Real Madrid is also one of the giants vying for Drigues. As Ramos enters the final stage of his career, Galaxy Battleship hopes to sign the Ajax teenager and take over as the Spanish defender. In order to intercept Hubassa and take Drigues from Ajax, Real Madrid are willing to use a talented teenager as a bargaining chip, that is, odegard, who is currently on loan in the Dutch League. It is worth mentioning that odegard is one of Ajax's signing targets this summer.

Odegard has done very well in Vitesse this season, contributing 9 goals 12 assists. This talented Norwegian boy is one of the most dazzling stars in the Dutch league. In order to get Real Madrid back on track as soon as possible, coach Zidane now prefers to use mature players. Although odegard has a bright future, the Norwegian talented boy is not in coach Zidane's plan for next season. Because, in order to snatch Drigues from Barcelona, Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane is willing to put odegard at the negotiating table.

Ajax is well aware that Drighi is destined to leave this summer. Therefore, Ajax is willing to negotiate with Barcelona and Real Madrid at the same time. However, judging from the current situation, the key to bringing in Drigues is not Ajax, but the agent of this teenager. As for Barcelona and Real Madrid, or other giants, who will finally get Drigues in this summer's transfer window? Let's wait and see.