The world of football is well aware about Real Madrid's desire to make a move for Jude Bellingham, and while everything seems set to see that transfer happening, the Spanish team is reportedly considering one more move in case they have to live another scenario like the one they did with Kylian Mbappé last summer.
With that in mind, the team's hierarchy will approach Napoli's hierarchy to inquire about one of their top performing players this year, and who could get to the Bernabeu if Los Merengues can come up with a bit over $100M.
The player in question is none other than Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who has scored eleven goals and handed out 14 assists for the Partenopei in the ongoing season, and who has played a key role in Napoli's impressive season. Kvaratskhelia had his breakthrough while playing for Rubin Kazan, and Luciano Spalletti's men have made certainly appreciated his contributions to have a 15-point lead in the Scudetto race.
Sources close to the team have stated that Kvaratskhelia is a huge fan of Real Madrid, and if any offer from Los Blancos came, he would be open to start negotiations. The main thing here would be to convince president Aurelio Di Laurentiis to change his stance on possible exits from what has been a successful side this season.
The other issue to take under consideration is Victor Osimhen's future. The striker has been linked to a variety of teams, with Manchester United being at the top of that list. If Osimhen leaves the current Serie A leaders next summer, then it would become almost impossible to see Kvaratskhelia parting ways with the Italian club, which is why Real Madrid must be fast to secure their services if needed.
While a deal for Kvaratskhelia is in its initial stages, it would be interesting to see where the Georgian player would fit in a star-studded attack, led by Karim Benzema and Vinicius. Added to those names, Marco Asensio and Rodrygo have proven themselves as decisive for the Spanish side, which may cause one of them to leave the club to make way for the talented winger.
