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Transfer: Mourinho tells Real Madrid next player to sign
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Transfer: Mourinho tells Real Madrid next player to sign

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Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho has told the LaLiga giants to sign RB Leipzig’s Yan Diomande.

Mourinho has given his approval for the Ivory Coast international.

According to reports, Madrid have already submitted a £85million (£75m fixed + £10m add-ons) for Diomande.

Mourinho is believed to want more speed in his attack, as he looks to build his squad ahead of his return.

Football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, wrote on X: “José Mourinho has approved Yan Diomande as top target for Real Madrid.

“Mourinho indicated to Madrid board his need to have “even more speed” and fresh legs upfront.”

Transfer: Mourinho tells Real Madrid next player to sign

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