Article by GSP.RO – Published Tuesday, May 12, 2026, 2:10 p.m. / Updated Tuesday, May 12, 2026, 2:11 p.m.
The press in Italy claims that there is a possible future partnership between Real Madrid and Juventus.
Tuttosport newspaper claim that Juventus have contacted Real Madrid with the intention of acquiring the services of Brahim Díaz and Gonzalo Garcia. David Alaba, whose contract expires on June 30, is also being considered.
Juventus and Real Madrid are going through very different difficult times, but they have similar needs: the Bianconeri are tasked with returning to competitiveness in Italy, while the Blancos must overcome a season that has brought as many unpleasant surprises on and off the pitch. And a Juve – Real partnership should benefit everyone.
Juventus are targeting Brahim Diaz
Brahim Díaz (26), familiar with the Italian championship, seems keen to carve out a central role that he does not have at the Bernabéu, and the Old Lady give the impression that they are ready to seriously explore a move in the next mercato period. The contract situation of the Moroccan may indicate an agreement between the two clubs.
His contract with Real Madrid expires in June 2027 and the parties discussed a possible extension until 2030 months ago, but this was never made official. Therefore, if Real Madrid want to profit from his transfer and not lose him for free, they should transfer him this summer.
Another interest for Juve: Gonzalo Garcia
In the agreement between the two, the only 22-year-old striker of Real Madrid, Gonzalo Garcia, was discussed. The Spaniard looks set to have a promising future in elite football and Juventus are counting on him in the major rotation they will need to bring in defensively pending the improvement of Dusan Vlahovic's situation.
Florentino Perez wants Yildiz
Florentino Perez is counting on successfully completing a deal that would make everyone happy. Juventus want to bring in players from Madrid and in return they want to offer the Spanish club an option to buy Kenan Yildiz in the future after the Turk renewed his contract with Juventus at the beginning of February.
