Real Madrid’s Priority Target: Kai Havertz or Harry Kane as Forward Replacement

The output of Karim Benzema has turned the signing of a center forward into a priority objective of the Real Madrid. And among the names that sound like possible incorporations, those of Harry Kaneof the Tottenham Hotspury Kai Havertzof the Chelsea. And although it seems that the Englishman occupies the first place, from Real Madrid TV, the club’s official television, they have dropped that the signing will be Havertz.

And it is that in a Real Madrid TV video in which the matches that the white club’s internationals will have next week are reviewed, Kai Havertz was added, “an error” that soon went viral on social networks, since that it seemed that Real Madrid was insinuating what will be the new signing for its forward.

Between Havertz and Harry Kane

In England, in fact, the rumors about the possible signing of Havertz by Real Madrid do not stop growing. Chelsea, who have spent a lot of money on signings this season, need to recover part of the investment, which is why they are willing to transfer Havertz, who is not part of the transfer plans. Mauricio Pochettino. The German striker, for whom Chelsea paid 80 million euros 3 years ago, he is willing to sell it for 60, a figure that Real Madrid is willing to assume.

The main problem is that both Florentino Perez as Charles Ancelotti They still preferred Harry Kane to replace Karim Benzema, a signing who is encountering the difficulties of having to negotiate with Daniel Levyowner of Tottenham, who sees Real Madrid’s interest in Havertz as a strategy to lower Kane’s price.

Havertz, quality and little goal

Born in Aachen on June 11, 1999, Kai Havertz’s career is closely linked to that of Bayer Leverkusen, a club with which he not only made his debut in the Bundesliga, but with which he became one of the great pearls of German football. In 2020, several European clubs, such as the Bayern Munichhe BarçaReal Madrid or the PSG they tried to sign him, until Chelsea put 80 million euros on the table to get his services.

Despite the fact that Havertz will forever be the player who scored Chelsea’s goal in the London club’s second Champions League, the truth is that the German has never succeeded in London. No one doubts his quality with the ball at his feet, but he does doubt his ability to score goals. In 3 seasons, Havertz has only been able to score 32 goals with the Chelsea shirt, in 139 games played.