Real Madrid has officially closed one of its most prominent summer deals, after reaching a final agreement to sign Dutch international Denzel Dumfries, coming from Inter Milan, according to what was confirmed by reliable journalist Fabrizio Romano with his famous slogan, “Here We Go.”
According to the details revealed by Romano, Real Madrid management succeeded in reaching a complete agreement with the player regarding all the personal terms of the contract, after intense negotiations that witnessed a quick agreement between the two parties regarding the sports project and its terms. Transfer.
The report indicated that the Royal Club will activate the release clause in Dumfries’ contract with Inter Milan, amounting to 20 million euros, in order to officially complete the deal and resolve the player’s transfer to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
The contract with the Dutch full-back comes as part of Real Madrid’s plan to strengthen the right front, as the club seeks to add more strength and experience to its back line before the start of the new season.
Dumfries is one of the most prominent players. The full-back in Europe in recent years, after he performed at outstanding levels in the Inter Milan shirt and contributed to many local and continental successes, thanks to his distinctive defensive and offensive capabilities and his strong presence in major matches.
The Dutch player is also expected to give the new coach additional options on the right flank, due to his speed, physical strength and great ability to make a difference in the final offensive third.
By completing the agreement with the player and activating the release clause, Real Madrid will have concluded one of the most prominent deals. Early summer Mercato, to continue strengthening its ranks in preparation for competing in all tournaments during the next season.
Dumfries is expected to undergo medical examinations in the coming days, before the official announcement of the deal and introducing him as a new player in the ranks of the Royal Club, to begin a new chapter of his career in the shirt of the historic European champion.