Financial dispute challenges Madrid's top transfer

Real Madrid is facing financial difficulties in completing the transfer deal for RB Leipzig's Ivoirian player, Yvan Dumanne. The German club is demanding 120 million euros, while the Madrid club's offer ranges between 110 and 115 million euros, including variables related to bonuses and payment conditions. The disagreement also involves the nature of these variables, with Real Madrid preferring to link some of them to the player's performance, whereas Leipzig wants more realistic variables. Additionally, the method of paying the amount in installments presents another obstacle, as Leipzig is demanding an upfront payment of up to 70 million euros. Nevertheless, Dumanne has participated in the German club's training camp, which reflects that the deal has not been finalized yet. Real Madrid remains committed to negotiating within its financial policy to meet Leipzig's demands and secure the deal before the season begins.

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