Real Madrid star wanted by Chelsea
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13-second readChelsea is reportedly considering signing Antonio Rüdiger from Real Madrid, with whom they had a previous stint, as his contract is set to expire in the summer of 2027. The Blues are said to be looking to bring back the German defender, who is expected to leave Real Madrid.

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Chelsea is reportedly considering signing Antonio Rüdiger from Real Madrid, with whom they had a previous stint, as his contract is set to expire in the summer of 2027. The Blues are said to be looking to bring back the German defender, who is expected to leave Real Madrid. Rüdiger is viewed as a potential asset due to his leadership qualities and immediate contribution to the team.
Real Madrid is not planning to offer Rüdiger a contract extension, as he is not considered part of their long-term plans under José Mourinho. Rüdiger is set to turn 34 next March, which may be a factor in this decision. Despite this, he is seen as a valuable asset by Chelsea, likened to Thiago Silva 2.0.
The potential signing is backed by Xabi Alonso, according to a report from Fichajes, citing English outlet Football Insider. Chelsea's interest in Rüdiger is seen as a strategic move to bolster their defense with a seasoned player who can contribute immediately.
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A member of the defensive ranks at La Liga giants Real Madrid has made his way onto the transfer radar of those in a position of power at Premier League outfit Chelsea. This comes amid the understanding that the Blues are eyeing up a potential reunion with Antonio Rüdiger. Stopper Rüdiger is for his part widely expected to bring a close to his time on the books of Real Madrid in the summer of 2027. As things stand, Florentino Pérez and co. do not intend to offer the German an extension to his expiring contract terms. Set to turn 34 next March, Rüdiger is not considered as being part of the long-term plans of José Mourinho and co.
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