8legs: Ibrahima konate

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Konate is close to signing a four-year deal with Real Madrid after his Liverpool exit on a free transfer.
The contract would reportedly pay Konate €24 million gross per season until 2030, equating to about £400,000 a week before tax.
A signing-on bonus of about £17 million is expected since Konate is joining on a free transfer.
Konate reportedly rejected a Saudi offer before finalizing terms with Real Madrid.
El Desmarque is cited for the contract details, with Fabrizio Romano corroborating the deal’s terms.
Liverpool had announced Konate’s departure on a free transfer as part of ongoing squad changes.
The report mentions Florentino Perez and potential election dynamics affecting the deal.
Konate’s contract is reportedly valued at a total around £83 million if he stays through 2030.
The piece notes Konate’s Liverpool contract expiry on June 30 and prior negotiations.
The article includes context about other Liverpool transfer links, including Maxime Esteve as a potential replacement.

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Real Madrid faces a summer with two blockbuster signings, Haaland or Olise, as candidates promise bold plans.
Challenger Enrique Riquelme pledges to sign Rodri and Haaland if elected, even promising refunds to members.
Incumbent Florentino Pérez promises a €150 million Galáctico bid and hints at a Mourinho reunion as manager.
Pérez hints the new star could be a midfielder or forward, with Olise widely suspected as the mystery target.
Madrid’s Haaland lineup options include a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 with Mbappé and Vinícius Jr. in varied roles.
An alternative 4-4-2 could feature Mbappé alongside Haaland with Vinícius Jr. on the left in weaker opposition.
Olise would bring width and creativity on the right, potentially forming a Vinícius Jr.–Mbappé–Olise frontline.
Olise could be used on the wing or behind the striker, depending on Pérez’s broader signings.
Consolidation of a French core could occur with Konaté and Olise joining Mbappé and Tchouaméni in Madrid.
The piece notes the rumors are speculative and include analysis of lineups if the signings occur.
The report is authored by Andrew Headspeath, Real Madrid correspondent for Sports Illustrated FC.

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