FSG out, Klopp tired of no investment and this is what Real Madrid are offering to sign him

Real Madrid are in the midst of a poor run of form and results, a fact that is generating a lot of noise around the club. According to reports from Germany, Klopp could emerge as a real option to replace Carlo Ancelotti on the Bernabeu bench, albeit subject to a number of conditions.

In recent weeks, coinciding with the rumours of the new Brazil coach, the name of Carlo Ancelotti has been more in question than ever. The Italian coach has a contract until 2024, but, if the team's results are poor this season, his future could be on the table as early as this summer. Given this circumstance, the first substitutes for Ancelotti for next year are beginning to emerge. Several sources in Germany have not hesitated to point to the name of Klopp as an option that Florentino Pérez likes very much, and the bad situation that Liverpool are going through could facilitate the operation.

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This rumour that has emerged in Germany goes much further, to the point that the German coach would arrive in Madrid with a series of conditions, with the clear objective of making a revolution in the Real Madrid squad. In fact, Klopp has not been shaken when it comes to asking for up to eight departures: Dani Carvajal, Lucas Vázquez, Jesús Vallejo, Álvaro Odriozola, Dani Ceballos, Eden Hazard and Mariano Díaz. In addition, he would look favourably on the non-continuation of Modric, who would not fit in with his style of play, based on physicality and back and forth.

<strong>Real Madrid want Klopp</strong>

To counteract this cleansing, Klopp would have asked for up to five signings: Jude Bellingham, a centre-forward, among his options (Mbappé or Vlahovic), a right-back, a centre-back and the renewal of Marco Asensio. The German coach is keen to try his luck in Spain, where he has not had the slightest qualms about making his intentions clear if he signs for Madrid.