Real Madrid and Manchester United interested in Spanish player worth $65M

Real Madrid and Manchester United are two clubs that are looking to spend big this upcoming summer transfer window. The two clubs have been linked with many players so far, and Man United may have the edge in signing more players than Real Madrid because of their plan. Sir Jim Ratcliffe plans to sell many players this summer to gain funds for new players. Real Madrid is confident in signing Kylian Mbappé along with other stars like Alphonso Davies, but now they are willing to add another player who has star power potential. The player they are targeting has a release clause of $65 million this summer, and these two clubs look like the favorites to sign him ahead of others.

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Spain has many talented players, and they showcased that in the friendly match against Brazil this past week. Lamine Yamal impressed, and Rodri excelled as always, but Dani Olmo was the player who wowed the crowd with his goal. Olmo scored Spain's second goal against Brazil as Yamal passed him the ball just outside the box. Olmo had lots of work to do, but he made it look easy as he nutmegged Lucas Beraldo and cut inside to curl a strike into the net. The goal was fascinating to watch, and the RB Leipzig attacking midfielder caught the attention of big clubs.

Mail Sport reported that Manchester United have entered the race to sign Dani Olmo, who has a release clause of $65 million this summer. Real Madrid has kept their eye on Olmo along with other clubs like Tottenham, Manchester City, and Chelsea. Despite the other clubs, Real Madrid and Man United are more likely to land Olmo at the moment as they seem the most interested.

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Dani Olmo's stats with RB Leipzig this season

Dani Olmo started the season on fire with Leipzig but suffered a few injuries that kept his rhythm off. Despite this, he has played 15 Bundesliga matches, scoring three and providing four assists. The Spanish attacking midfielder could play on the left or right and even behind a striker.