Florentino Pérez announces €150 million transfer bid for Galáctico signing
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 2:24 AM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez confirmed plans for a record-breaking transfer, intending to offer at least €150 million for a player from a Champions League club. During an interview, Pérez dismissed speculation regarding certain players and emphasized ongoing interest in other reinforcements, including midfielders from Paris Saint-Germain. He confirmed that several signings are expected this summer and reiterated excitement about José Mourinho's anticipated return as manager, reflecting on his past success with the club. The upcoming transfer announcement creates anticipation among fans and analysts alike.
- •Pérez promises a bid of €150 million for a new player.
- •Mourinho's return is set for the next season.
- •Several new signings are expected this summer.
- •Pérez addresses speculation around current stars.
- •Interest includes players from PSG and Bayern Munich.
- 2:24 AMYahoo Sports — Florentino Pérez Promises €150 Million Galáctico Signing
"“It will be the biggest payment Real Madrid has ever made for a player”
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