Madrid knocks on the door of Mexican striker Raúl Jiménez
The Wolverhampton is being one of the great revelations of the Premier League. The performance of his franchise striker, the Mexican Raul Jimenez, is not going unnoticed among the big European clubs.
The season of the English club is being to frame. Those of Nuno Espírito Santo They are sixth in the English championship and have also qualified for the quarterfinals of the Europa League. Whoever was a technician Valencia Football Club has managed to instill in his players his ideas and, until the moment of the stoppage due to the coronavirus, the truth is that they were doing great.
Above the rest is standing out Raul Jimenez. The Mexican adds 13 goals and 6 assists so far this season and there are already several teams that have his name on their agendas, especially in the capital of Spain.
Rumors that Raul Jimenez will move there Real Madrid They are growing day by day thanks to the interest of Zinedine Zidane, and the footballer's own comments about a possible return to Spain. But don't include him in the Los Blancos lineup yet. Florentino Pérez makes the decisions in Madrid, and Jiménez has already had his history before in La Liga. That does not mean that Pérez does not compete for him, but Wolves' interest in keeping it can be as high as Real's interest in acquiring it, according to Sascha Paruk of the portal SportsBettingDime.com.
But interest in the forward does not end at the Santiago Bernabéu. In the other club in town, the Atlético de Madrid, They also dream of the return of their former striker a few seasons ago. His first experience as a rojiblanco did not catch on and he was only able to score one goal in 28 matches (yes, only 6 as headline). Now, much more mature, it would be one of the options he is considering Simeone to reinforce the attack.
Both clubs are looking for strikers before the imminent departure of footballers like Jovic, that has not curdled in the Real Madrid. Cavani It is another of the alternatives for the two Madrid clubs, since the Uruguayan will be released next summer and will be able to sign for free for the team he wants after a long and successful career in the ranks of the French PSG.
