Real Madrid wants to bring 2 center-backs from Portugal

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Real Madrid is preparing for a new match in the Champions League against Benfica this Wednesday in Lisbon, but the encounter will not be just a sporting formality.

In addition to securing their spot in the top 8 of Europe, the Madrid delegation, led by José Ángel Sánchez and Juni Calafat, will take advantage of the trip to explore potential signings, specifically those of young center-backs Antonio Silva and Tomás Araújo.

Interest in Antonio Silva remains alive

Antonio Silva has been one of the most sought-after prospects in Portuguese defense in recent years. Although Real Madrid previously tried to sign him, Benfica rejected any offer over 80 million euros, a figure that seemed excessive at the time. However, the center-back's performance has not met the previous expectations, which could make his price more affordable in the upcoming transfer window.

Real Madrid continues to consider Silva, as they believe his profile is ideal for future defensive rotations. Despite fluctuations in his form, the Madridistas do not rule out his signing for a reasonable price. Antonio Silva still has many qualities to become a solid center-back, making him a viable option if Benfica is willing to negotiate.

Tomás Araújo, another option for the future

On the other hand, Tomás Araújo, also from Benfica, is another player closely monitored by Real Madrid. Like Silva, Araújo is a young center-back with great potential, who could become an interesting reinforcement for the upcoming years. Unlike Silva, Araújo's price could be more accessible, making him an appealing option for the Madridistas, especially if complications arise with Silva's options.

Benfica and the negotiation

Benfica, known for not selling at low prices, may be reluctant to facilitate the departure of both defenders, but Real Madrid has no intention of overpaying for players who have not yet reached their full potential. Although the Madridistas will not go crazy for these signings, they are evaluating all alternatives to strengthen their defense, which could see changes in the upcoming transfer window.

The future of the Madridista defense

The trip to Lisbon will be crucial for Real Madrid, not only to secure their qualification in the Champions League but also to solidify their future plans in the market. Antonio Silva and Tomás Araújo are in the club's orbit, but everything will depend on negotiations with Benfica and the final price set for both players.

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