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Moises Caicedo wishes to play for Real Madrid, but major Premier League clubs want him on their team
Moises Caicedo has a ‘dream’ to play for Real Madrid, but Manchester United and Arsenal are in the hunt to sign a Brighton midfielder.
Caicedo has been a clinical player for Brighton in their successive season in which they were able to qualify for Europa League for the first time in their history. He, alongside Mac Allister, who recently signed for Liverpool to give them better midfield play.
Arsenal approached Caicedo in the January transfer with £70 Million deal which the Brighton club turned down as they didn’t want to sell one of the most important players at the end of the season, but now there is a huge chance that he will move to another big clubs that are going to play in the Champions League.
Playing in Real Madrid dream is a future shot for Caicedo as Real Madrid already brought Jude Bellingham, and they have many young talents in the mid-field area who are going to stay for a long time, but still, he told his desire to Cadena Ser Media.
“It was always my dream to play for Real Madrid,”
“Now I’m doing things very well and why not one day play there and win the Champions League with Real Madrid. The way they play, the personality, the style, it’s really impressive.”
Moises Caicedo told Cadena SER
Brighton still does not want Moises Caicedo to leave the club, as he tried to leave in the January transfer when Arsenal bid for him, but now Manchester United is also in the race to sign the 21-year-old youngster.
The Brighton principal will sell Caicedo only for the right price as they already rejected the £70 Million deal in the January transfer, so the value of Caicedo would be around 80-100 Million, which can be over the limit for both Manchester United and Arsenal as they both want some more players in their squad.
Manchester United manager Erik Ten Haq wants to have Caicedo so that United will have another top-level mid-field player alongside Casemiro, who has been the main reason why United did so well after January.
