The French defender Ibrahima Konaté has not yet decided his future, as he prefers to make his final decision before the World Cup begins. His contract expires next June without reaching an agreement on renewal, which has opened the door for several European clubs to closely monitor his situation.

Among the clubs interested in signing the French international is Real Madrid, which has included Konaté's name on the list of potential defenders to be signed in the upcoming period.

Although the player's entourage confirms that there is no agreement with the Spanish club so far, the idea of moving to Santiago Bernabéu intrigues the player, who seems ready to wait for an official offer from the Royal Club.

On the other hand, Liverpool has tried several times to open negotiations to renew the player's contract, but Konate has rejected the latest offers, preferring to wait and consider his future. Meanwhile, there is a sense of pessimism within the English club about the possibility of convincing him to stay.

Reaching the World Cup without a new contract poses a risk for the French defender, as any potential injury could affect his chances of moving to a new club. Therefore, it is expected that his future will become a priority in the coming months, especially as Liverpool continues to try to persuade him to renew, despite negotiations stalling so far.

Despite the team's decline in performance this season, Konaté remains an important element in Liverpool's lineup, having participated in 41 matches across various competitions. He is also expected to be a key pillar in the French national team's defense alongside William Saliba during the World Cup, as "Les Bleus" aspire to win their third world title.