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Transfer: Zeki Uzundurukan names Galatasaray player Mourinho wants to sign for Real Madrid
Turkish football analyst, Zeki Uzundurukan, has named the Galatasaray player that Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho wants to sign for the Los Blancos.
Speaking on the Libero TV YouTube channel, Uzundurukan disclosed that Mourinho informed Real Madrid about signing defender Davinson Sanchez from Galatasaray this summer transfer window.
“Mourinho said, ‘Let’s find out Davinson Sanchez’s terms.’ Real Madrid has added Davinson Sanchez to their list of central defenders,” Uzundurukan said via Habersarikirmizi.
“Como is asking for around 20 million Euros, but Galatasaray doesn’t want to break up their defensive partnership.”
Mourinho was appointed as Real Madrid’s new manager last month, and the Portuguese is keen to bolster his squad ahead of next season.
The former Benfica coach has already signed defender Marc Cucurella from Chelsea and defender Ibrahima Konate from Liverpool.

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