Real Madrid's Stance on Signing Bernardo Silva
Journalist José Félix Díaz revealed the latest developments regarding Real Madrid's stance on the possibility of signing Portuguese star Bernardo Silva during the upcoming summer transfer window.
According to Diaz, Bernardo Silva's name was presented to Real Madrid's management about a month ago, but the club did not make any official move at that time, whether by opening negotiations or engaging in direct contact with the player or his club.
The source added that Real Madrid's management stance has not changed so far, as there are no indications of any actual interest in signing the Manchester City player.
The Portuguese star is expected to leave Manchester City at the end of his contract during the upcoming summer transfer window, becoming available on a free transfer, which could open the door for several European clubs to attempt to sign him.
Reports had claimed that Portuguese coach José Mourinho requested Real Madrid to sign Bernardo Silva, but the club's management remains firm in its decision not to sign the Portuguese player.
According to Diaz, Bernardo Silva's name was presented to Real Madrid's management about a month ago, but the club did not make any official move at that time, whether by opening negotiations or engaging in direct contact with the player or his club.
The source added that Real Madrid's management stance has not changed so far, as there are no indications of any actual interest in signing the Manchester City player.
The Portuguese star is expected to leave Manchester City at the end of his contract during the upcoming summer transfer window, becoming available on a free transfer, which could open the door for several European clubs to attempt to sign him.
Reports had claimed that Portuguese coach José Mourinho requested Real Madrid to sign Bernardo Silva, but the club's management remains firm in its decision not to sign the Portuguese player.
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