It appears that Real Madrid has officially ruled out Angelo Stiller joining them, either this season or next. Stiller has been one of the players most frequently linked to a move to Real Madrid in recent months. The Real Madrid board feels the player is not what the team needs, despite the fact that he has a high possibility of becoming one of Germany’s top players in the upcoming years.
Angelo Stiller is being compared to Toni Kroos, so this isn’t your typical comparison. La Liga and the Premier League have taken notice of the left-footed player because of his calm demeanor, excellent ball distribution, and natural ability to coordinate his team’s play. Although he has been under consideration by Real Madrid, it appears that his signing has been rejected.
According to JoaquÃn Maroto of the daily As, Real Madrid has other priorities before signing him. He confirmed this on his Twitter account. The club’s impending acquisition of Franco Mastantuono will be extremely expensive, and Stiller’s release clause would need to be fully fulfilled, which would come to almost $56 million, which Real Madrid is not currently willing to pay.
No agreement reached between Angelo Stiller and Real Madrid
Bild claims that although there have been rumors in Spain that Real Madrid and Stuttgart midfielder Angelo Stiller have agreed to a summer transfer, this is untrue. Real Madrid and Stiller have not communicated in any way, and the 24-year-old has not stated that he wants to leave the MHP Arena this summer.
The 24-year-old’s VfB contract does contain a release clause worth almost €40 million, but Stuttgart may buy it out for €2 million. In other words, the asking price is up to the recent DFB-Pokal champions. Stuttgart might think about moving the 24-year-old, though, if they get a sizable offer for him.
Alonso’s style is more suited tactically for the Spanish international, who is respected for his positioning, intelligence, and ability to protect the backline while effectively passing the ball. However, things are complicated by Zubimendi’s €60 million release clause and Arsenal’s intense desire.
