The midfield formed by Casemiro, Luka Modric and Toni Kroos is irreplaceable. Brazilian, Croatian and German have started 8 of the last 10 Real Madrid games. However, there is still half of the season left and, although the ownership of the trio of midfielders is due to their importance in the white team, they do not have a substitute with full guarantees in the squad. Having footballers who can act as the, a priori, starters will always allow any team to reach the decisive section of the course in better physical condition. That is why at Real Madrid they would have found in the Premier League a player who can serve as the ideal replacement for the Brazilian footballer..
As reported by the Nigerian media NaijaWilfred Ndidi, currently a Leicester City player, would once again be on Carlo Ancelotti’s suitors list. And it is that the Nigerian midfielder, in addition to possible interest of the white team in the present, was also a target of the current Italian coach of Real Madrid in the past. During the season and a half that Ancelotti coached Everton, the former coach of the Toffees He already wanted to incorporate Ndidi into the Liverpool team. Finally it would be Allan, an old acquaintance of Ancelotti in Naples, and Abdoulaye Doucouré, from Watford, who ended up reinforcing the British team.
The 24-year-old, taking into account 2021/2022, accumulates five and a half seasons at the Foxes. Around € 17M was paid by Leicester City in January 2017 for Wilfred Ndidi, who tried to make N’Golo Kanté forget after his departure to Chelsea. While injuries have allowed him, the Nigerian has become the owner and lord of Leicester’s midfield. Reached 193 games with the Foxes, in which he adds 10 goals and 11 assists, su market value has skyrocketed to € 60M. Intended during the last transfer markets by the greats of the Premier League, if Real Madrid finally wants to take over the services of the international with Nigeria they will have to get hold of the portfolio.
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Madrid thinks of a plan B for Casemiro: Ndidi, from Leicester