Real Madrid Verbally Agrees to Sign Chelsea Defender Marc Cucurella
Real Madrid has reportedly reached a verbal agreement with Chelsea for the transfer of Spanish defender Marc Cucurella. The deal is valued at up to €60 million (£52 million) and is expected to be finalized after the ongoing World Cup, where Cucurella is representing Spain. The left-back's future at Chelsea had been uncertain following his public criticism of the club's hierarchy and coaching decisions in March.
Real Madrid has reportedly secured a verbal agreement to acquire Spain international defender Marc Cucurella from Chelsea. The transfer package is valued at up to €60 million (£52 million).
The left-back is expected to complete his move to the Spanish club following the conclusion of the World Cup. Cucurella is currently with the Spanish national team, preparing to face Cape Verde in the tournament.
Cucurella had previously voiced criticisms regarding Chelsea's hierarchy during the March international break. He highlighted what he described as the team's "inexperience" following their defeat by Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
The defender also reportedly expressed misgivings concerning the departure of Enzo Maresca as Chelsea's head coach. These public statements had previously cast doubt on Cucurella's long-term future at the London club.
According to Guardian Football, the agreement signifies a significant move for both clubs in the upcoming transfer window.
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