Pérez plans €150 million bid for young star player if re-elected
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 7:41 AM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Florentino Pérez announced a potential €150 million offer for a young player if he is re-elected as Real Madrid president on June 7. During an appearance on Horizonte Cuatro, he specified that the target is a midfielder or forward currently playing in the Champions League, excluding several high-profile names. The player must also be under 26 and not in the Premier League. Potential candidates from clubs like FC Barcelona and PSG have been identified, including talents such as Lamine Yamal and Jamal Musiala. The offer is set to be submitted next week.
- •Pérez made the announcement on Horizonte Cuatro.
- •The bid will be submitted on Tuesday, June 7.
- •Players targeted include Lamine Yamal and Jamal Musiala.
- •The player must be under 26 and not from the Premier League.
- •Pérez aims to enhance Real Madrid's squad with a Galáctico-level talent.
- 7:41 AMYahoo Sports — The players Pérez’s XXL offer could land 🕵️
"A little game of Cluedo. With the Real Madrid presidential elections taking place this Sunday, June 7, Florentino Pérez made a huge splash on Thursday night.Appearing on the show Horizonte Cuatro, ...
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