Real Madrid has made its stance clear by rejecting a substantial offer from Al-Ahli to acquire Federico Valverde, reaffirming the Spanish club's commitment to retaining one of the key players in their midfield.

Al-Ahly had made a substantial financial offer of around 80 million euros, but Real Madrid's management rejected the idea outright without entering into negotiations.

The club's management views Valverde as a fundamental pillar in the team's future project, given his versatility on the field and his ability to play in multiple positions.

The player also enjoys the trust of the coaching staff, who rely on him consistently. It's not just about the club, as the player currently shows no desire to leave.

He prefers to continue with Real Madrid and compete for European championships, while Al-Ahly's move comes as part of its plan to strengthen its ranks with global stars.

Especially after recently being crowned with the Asian Champions League title for the elite, Valverde is 27 years old and is under contract until 2029. His market value is estimated at around 120 million euros.