He won the Champions, Florentino's old dream that would come for less than 20 million

Vinicius Jr will be out for two and a half months and his injury has generated concern within the Real Madrid board, which is considering the possibility of reinforcing the forward line in the winter market. With the injury of Vinicius, that fragility is revealed in a team that aspires to win the four competitions in which it participates. It had already been warned at the beginning of the season of the limitations that the squad of Carlo Ancelotti had in attack, with only three players.

Real Madrid needs to strengthen its attack, since the beginning of the season, but now with the injury of Vinicius it needs it even more. It is for all this that the white board considers the alternative of populating the offense with a signing through a purchase or loan, although they are aware that bringing in a top-line player on those dates is a complicated task.

From now on, potential interesting players will begin to appear. It is there that the name of a German striker resurfaced in the candidate folder who already knows what it is to win the UEFA Champions League. In principle, it would come as a quick response to the injury of Vinicius Junior, who suffered a physical setback last Thursday in the match between Colombia and Brazil, but he could settle into the Madrid offense for the future. Even Florentino Pérez recognizes that he was already on the list for arrive to Real Madrid a couple of seasons ago, precisely when he was playing for Chelsea FC.

Who is the target?

Interesting names began to circulate in Real Madrid, such as the German Timo Werner, although he is not offering the best version of himself after returning to the Bundesliga from Chelsea to join RB Leipzig. According to information from the spanish newspaper Sport, the White House is thinking about RB Leipzig center forward Timo Werner, 27 years old. According to Transfermarkt, Werner is valued at €20 million; however, in the capital of Spain they would be analyzing acquiring the German's services through a loan with a purchase option.