Real Madrid sets Antonio Rudiger as the number one priority for the January transfer window

Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger has reportedly become Real Madrid’s main transfer destination in the January window.

The German national team has terminated its contract with the Blues next summer after rejecting a new contract worth around 125,000 a week.

That’s why Real Madrid has made Rudiger their number one priority next year because they believe they can fill the void left by the departure of Raphael Varanen and Sergio Ramos.

Chelsea Antonio Rudiger has become the main target of Real Madrid’s January window

According to a Spanish bulletin Mark, Real Madrid are eager to sign Rudiger with a free transfer this winter.

It is believed that the LaLiga giants will beginnegotiations with a Chelsea defender in January.

Carlo Ancelotti hopes Rudiger can fill the void left by Ramos – who joined Saint-Germain in Paris with a free transfer this summer – and Varane – who signed Manchester United for € 36 million.

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Real Madrid has made Rudiger their number one priority next year because they believe they can fill the void left by the departure of Raphael Varanen and Sergio Ramos

Together, Ramos and Varane – who spent 16 and 10 seasons at the Santiago Bernabeu – won four Champions Leagues and three LaLiga titles.

Nevertheless, Rudiger’s credentials show that he deserves his place on the Real Madrid team. The 28-year-old has won 47 matches in Germany and played a major role in winning the Blues Champions League last season.

He has also won two FA Cups, the Europa League and the UEFA Super Cup, after moving from the Premier League to Rome in 2017.

However, Real Madrid will have to fight competition like Bayern Munich.

Rudiger’s credentials show he deserves a place on the Real Madrid team. He has won 47 matches in Germany and played an instrumental role in winning the Blues Champions League

Rudiger was previously asked to comment on rumors suggesting he was on Bayern Munich’s radar. The defender saidhe was honored to be in touch with the Bavarian giants, but he was still committed to Chelsea.

“Of course (Bayern’s interest) respects me and shows that I’ve done things right,” he said. ‘But I won’t let myself be disturbed.

– I have a responsibility to my club to do well. I have to prove myself in every game and I won’t let myself be distracted by rumors. I make my own decisions. They are not dependent on anyone. I feel good where I am. ‘