Fabinho opens door to potential Real Madrid transfer after Al Ittihad
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 9, 2026, 5:55 AM
Last updated Jul 9, 2026
Fabinho has indicated he is open to a move to Real Madrid after leaving Al Ittihad. The former Liverpool midfielder is a free agent, allowing for potential interest from top clubs amid ongoing discussions. Having spent time at Real Madrid Castilla in the past, his return could be viewed as a mixing of nostalgia and practicality in squad depth. Liverpool supporters may remember his contributions, as he was key in their recent successes. While Fabinho has expressed a desire to stay close to family in Madrid, no formal negotiations have been reported yet.
- •Fabinho leaves Al Ittihad after three seasons.
- •He is available on a free transfer, attracting interest.
- •He spent the 2012/13 season with Real Madrid Castilla.
- •Liverpool fans remember his contributions to recent titles.
- •No formal negotiations with Real Madrid have begun.
- 5:55 AMYahoo Sports — Former Liverpool star has opened the door to Real Madrid move
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