Brahim Diaz, who arrived in 2019 from Manchester City, is the latest player that Real Madrid signed during the winter transfer window. Six years later, that barren streak certainly seems to be over.
According to Marcoplans are put in place for Real Madrid to add to Carlo Ancelotti's team in January. The priority signing will be a left-sided central defender, as this is an area Los Blancos have lacked since David Alaba tore his anterior cruciate ligament last December. Castello Lukeba, Jorrel Hato and Vitor Reis are two of the options that have been considered by the club's sports department.
In addition, a new right-back is also expected to be on the agenda, although a definitive decision will be made on this in the coming weeks. Dani Carvajal's ACL injury means Real Madrid only have Lucas Vazquez as a natural in the position, although Eder Militao can cover when needed.
There is no doubt that Real Madrid they need reinforcements, as their squad has been stretched in recent weeks. Carvajal's absence will exacerbate this, so the club's bosses will be desperate to get through to January injury-free, and with Ancelotti's squad in a good sporting position too.
