In a recent report, AS mentioned that Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni has no intention of leaving the Spanish capital this summer. It has been claimed that Los Blancos have also got no plans to cash in on the France international in this off-season.
Tchouameni’s Decent Run Of Form At The Bernabeu
The 23-year-old served as an important member of Carlo Ancelotti’s squad in the previous campaign after he put in a handful of influential displays for Los Blancos in the middle of the park. Tchouameni was involved in 50 matches for the Madrid giants last season, earning four assists in the process across all competitions.
The Rouen-born sensation was a reliable performer for Real Madrid as he averaged 1.9 tackles, 1.5 interceptions, 1.5 clearances, 1.2 shots, 0.7 key passes and 0.8 dribbles per game in La Liga football. He even distributed the ball well from midfield based on his pass success rate of 93.5% in the top tier of Spanish football (stats via whoscored).
Tchouameni is under contract at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium until the summer of 2028. Therefore, Ancelotti is under no pressure to let him go ahead of the new campaign.
Tchouameni Has No Intention Of Leaving Real Madrid: Big Boost For Carlo Ancelotti?
Tchouameni is a decent tackler of the ball and can make some important interceptions for his team at the centre of the park. He doesn’t mind clearing his lines when the opposition are on the offensive. Tchouameni is primarily a holding midfielder but can also function as a box-to-box midfielder if asked to do so.
The French talent can even shoot the ball with power and precision from long range. He can create some good plays for others around him and is a powerful runner with the ball.
At the moment, Tchouameni remains a vital member of Carlo Ancelotti’s squad at Real Madrid. He has what it takes to be a regular feature for the Madrid club over the next decade.
Thus, his decision to not leave the Bernabeu this summer will be a big boost for Los Blancos as they simply cannot afford to lose a player of his skillset and potential. The Madrid giants would be better off keeping hold of the Frenchman for the long run.
