Real Madrid is eyeing to target former Blues striker?

New rumours are circulating regarding Real Madrid's transfer activity. Los Blancos will reportedly try to recruit Timo Werner from RB Leipzig. Last summer, Real Madrid lost Karim Benzema. The former France striker decided to move to Saudi Arabia after serving for a long time in the Spanish capital. Real Madrid itself has not yet found a replacement for 35-year-old Benzema. As a result, this season Carlo Ancelotti decided to change his playing system to overcome his team's lack of strikers.

However, multiple reports claim that Real Madrid has found a potential replacement for Benzema. They are reportedly interested in recruiting Timo Werner from RB Leipzig. According to the report, Real Madrid is interested in recruiting Werner because the striker is a typical modern striker. The 27-year-old German striker can operate at the spearhead post. However, he can play flexibly by appearing wide.

The 64-year-old veteran head coach needs a versatile striker like Werner. So he is very interested in bringing him to the Bernabeu. The report also claims that Real Madrid's chances of obtaining Werner's services are quite large. The forward reportedly wants to leave Leipzig. Because he was rarely played by Marco Rose.

That is why the striker will be open to moving clubs, especially moving to one of the best clubs in the world like Real Madrid. According to the same report, Los Blancos will not immediately buy Werner this winter. They will borrow him first for half a season and at the end of the loan period there will be a permanent purchase clause.