Real Madrid ‘forced to alter transfer plans’ after coronavirus pandemic

Real Madrid will supposedly be forced to alter their transfer plans as a result of financial implications stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.

Zinedine Zidane’s side have been connected with a large group of enormous names all through the previous hardly any months, to be specific Paul Pogba, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Braut Haaland and Eduardo Camavinga.

Notwithstanding, enormous cash moves are probably not going to emerge in the current financial atmosphere, implying that clubs should reevaluate move systems in front of the late spring window.

As indicated by Marca, Real’s need will be to offload a few individuals from their 37-in number crew so as to adjust the books.

Seventeen-year-old Camavinga is purportedly the main objective for Los Blancos, and the report asserts that Zidane’s side would have just wrapped everything up for the midfielder if the COVID-19 episode didn’t happen.

Camavinga’s potential appearance could mean something bad for current midfielder Casemiro, as agreement chats with the Brazilian are said to have slowed down in the wake of the pandemic.