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Dominik Szoboszlai 'dreams of Real Madrid' as Liverpool star's future in the balance

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Dominik Szoboszlai 'Dreams of Real Madrid' as Liverpool Star's Future in the Balance

Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai has become Real Madrid's dream target, with reports suggesting the Hungarian star's future at Anfield hangs in the balance amid intense transfer speculation[1][2].



Szoboszlai, who joined Liverpool from RB Leipzig in 2023 for €70 million, is currently valued at €85 million by Transfermarkt, with his contract running until 2028[2]. Spanish giants Real Madrid are reportedly unwilling to give up on signing the 25-year-old, valuing him at around £140 million (€160.9 million)[1][2]. To sweeten the deal and lower the cost, Madrid hopes to include their midfielder Eduardo Camavinga—a player Liverpool have been linked with—in a potential swap arrangement[1].

According to international media and sources like Champsrport, Real Madrid has concrete plans for Szoboszlai to fill a key role in their squad, but the decision ultimately rests with the player: whether to pursue new challenges at the Bernabeu or stay loyal to the Reds on Merseyside[2]. English outlets emphasize that non-official reports indicate Madrid's strategy is advanced, fueling rumors of ongoing negotiations[2].

The speculation has intensified questions about Szoboszlai's long-term commitment to Liverpool, especially as other top clubs like Manchester City have been mentioned in passing[2]. For now, no official moves have been confirmed, leaving fans and pundits debating if the dynamic playmaker, known for his versatility and goal-scoring ability from midfield, will swap the Premier League for La Liga glory.

This potential blockbuster transfer could reshape both clubs' midfields, with Liverpool facing a high fee but gaining Camavinga in return, while Real Madrid secures a player long admired for his dream move to the Spanish capital[1].

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