Manchester United has gone and secured an early signing of €50 million, as the player gets ready bid his current club Real Madrid farewell as the player set to join his new club in January.

Real Madrid stays concentrated on the current moment while also having a strategic vision for the future, acknowledging the need to compete with the financial strength of the most prominent football clubs worldwide.

Carlo Ancelotti is concentrating solely on matters within his control, with uncertainties lingering over his future, a situation that may evolve in the upcoming weeks.

Meanwhile, Florentino Pérez and José Ángel Sánchez are actively engaged in preparations for the 2024-2025 season, where pivotal decisions await, extending beyond considerations for Erling Haaland or Kylian Mbappé.

Take Kubo emerges as a potential focal point in the upcoming transfer window, having displayed remarkable performances alongside Jude Bellingham in the current season.

Manchester United, seeking a resurgence, has expressed a strong interest in securing Kubo’s services, as reported by ‘The Sun.’ The club aims to finalize the deal in the coming weeks, with the player joining for the 2024-2025 season for a proposed fee of €50 million.

Real Madrid remains composed, holding a trump card with a buy-back option valued at €30 million, entailing 50% ownership of Take Kubo’s rights. The ultimate decision lies with the Madrid entity, determining whether the Japanese player will make a move to the Premier League or another European competition.