Real Madrid open to Aurélien Tchouaméni sale | OneFootball

Aurélien Tchouaméni (24) has been considered un-transferable since joining Real Madrid from AS Monaco, but not any more, according to a report from Relevo.

The Spanish publication reports that Tchouaméni, who recently captained the France national team for the first time in the absence of Kylian Mbappé, is losing credit at Real Madrid. Whilst Carlo Ancelotti retains faith in the Frenchman, albeit to a lesser degree than before, other actors around the club are more concerned about Tchouaméni amid a downturn in form.

Amid these creeping doubts about Tchouaméni, Los Blancos no longer consider him to be un-transferable, Relevo understands. Real Madrid, who are more keen to back Eduardo Camavinga to shine in midfield, would be willing to listen to offers for Tchouaméni, who retains a stong market value and has multiple interested parties.

With an offer potentially being readied for Manchester City’s Rodri too, the increasingly contested Tchouaméni’s days as the key man in Real Madrid’s midfield may be numbered.

GFFN | Luke Entwistle