Mundo Deportivo reports on Carreras' surprising decision to sign with Real Madrid over Atlético de Madrid. Carreras, who was the preferred choice for Atlético de Madrid, is set to sign with Real Madrid. This decision comes after Atlético decided to pursue Theo Hernández instead.

AS reported that Real Madrid was pursuing Álvaro Carreras from Benfica. Real Madrid had been trying to persuade Benfica to transfer Álvaro Carreras. Initially, the clubs were eight million Euros apart, with Real Madrid offering 40 million Euros while Benfica was considering lowering the clause from 50 million to 48 million Euros. However, they were unable to finalize the agreement before the deadline for the FIFA tournament. The transfer is expected to be completed after the Club World Cup, likely in August, once Real Madrid concludes its pre-season in the United States. Carreras had agreed to personal terms with Real Madrid, but Benfica's negotiation stance had delayed the transfer. Carreras remained committed to Benfica until the transfer was finalized.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the ongoing transfer negotiations involving Álvaro Carreras to Real Madrid. Real Madrid is working to finalize the transfer of Álvaro Carreras. The club has already reached an agreement with the 22-year-old left-back and is now looking to finalize the details with Benfica, who are demanding the 50 million euro release clause to release the player.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Álvaro Carreras's anticipated move to Real Madrid for a 50 million euro transfer fee. Álvaro Carreras is expected to join Real Madrid in the coming days for a transfer fee of 50 million euros.

AS reported that negotiations were ongoing between Real Madrid and Benfica regarding the transfer of Carreras. Real Madrid had made an offer of 40 million euros, while Benfica was demanding 48 million euros, which was close to the player's release clause of 50 million euros. Carreras was said to be interested in returning to Real Madrid, a club he had left in 2021 for Manchester United. It was also mentioned that the player had already reached a personal agreement with Real Madrid. The transfer was expected to be completed by June 10, as Real Madrid aimed to register Carreras for the FIFA Club World Cup. Additionally, Benfica had reportedly secured Samuel Dahl as a replacement for Carreras and was required to disclose the transaction value due to its status as a publicly traded company.

Real Madrid are in the final stages of negotiations with Benfica to bring Álvaro Carreras to the Spanish capital. MARCA reports that the Spanish giants are 'finalizing the details' of Carreras’s transfer from Benfica. Real Madrid agreed to pay Carreras’s €50 million ($57 million) release clause in full. Carreras has 'expressed his desire' to join Xabi Alonso’s team and is 'awaiting the transfer agreement' in Lisbon. Real Madrid are confident they will have the fullback in a white shirt in time for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

AS provides an update on the stalled negotiations between Real Madrid and Benfica regarding Álvaro Carreras. The negotiations between Real Madrid and Benfica for Álvaro Carreras are currently stalled due to a relatively small difference in the transfer fee. Real Madrid is attempting to find a solution so that Benfica does not feel it is losing out if it agrees to a fee lower than the release clause. One possibility is for Real Madrid to cover some associated transfer costs, such as the player's agent commission.

Real Madrid are finalising the signing of Alvaro Carreras, a 22-year-old Spanish left-back. They have agreed on personal terms and are set to pay his release clause of £42m after negotiations with Benfica. The transfer is backed by Fabrizio Romano and is aimed at including Carreras in the Club World Cup squad.

Marca reports on the transfer of Álvaro Carreras to Real Madrid. After tough negotiations, Benfica and Real Madrid are finalizing the details of the transfer of Álvaro Carreras, who will return to his former club and play in the Club World Cup with Real Madrid. Despite attempts by Real Madrid to lower the release clause, Benfica will receive the full amount of the player's release clause. Álvaro Carreras has expressed a strong desire to sign with Real Madrid, and both clubs are working on the final steps of the transfer, which was delayed due to Benfica's firm stance in negotiations.

AS reports on Real Madrid's interest in signing Álvaro Carreras and the complexities surrounding his potential transfer. Real Madrid is interested in signing Álvaro Carreras, whose transfer situation was initially stalled but may be unlocked following Benfica's acquisition of Samuel Dahl. Benfica values Carreras highly and is unwilling to sell him for less than 40 to 50 million euros. Manchester United also has a buy-back option for Carreras at 18 million euros, which complicates the transfer scenario.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Álvaro Carreras's decision to join Real Madrid, which makes him unavailable for Atlético de Madrid. Álvaro Carreras has decided to join Real Madrid, making him unavailable for Atlético de Madrid.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the transfer agreement between Real Madrid and Álvaro Carreras for the upcoming seasons.

AS reports on Álvaro Carreras's potential return to Real Madrid from Benfica. Álvaro Carreras, a left-back from Benfica and a product of Real Madrid's youth system, is keen to return to Real Madrid. However, Real Madrid has cooled its interest, and Benfica suspects the player might not leave. Benfica has set a price of 40-50 million euros, with 18 million going to Manchester United due to a buy-back option. The operation cannot be immediate as Benfica is participating in the Club World Cup.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Real Madrid's interest in signing Álvaro Carreras from Benfica. Real Madrid is interested in signing Álvaro Carreras, a 22-year-old left-back. They have an agreement with both Carreras and Benfica, pending finalizing the payment terms. The buyout clause for Álvaro Carreras is 50 million euros, but Real Madrid plans to reduce the cost by including Miguel Gutiérrez in the operation.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the official signing of Álvaro Carreras by Real Madrid from Benfica. Real Madrid has closed the signing of Álvaro Carreras from Benfica. Real Madrid negotiated with Benfica and agreed to pay the player's release clause of 50 million euros to ensure his participation in the Club World Cup.

Real Madrid has shown interest in acquiring Álvaro Carreras, a 22-year-old left-back currently playing for Benfica. Contrary to circulating rumors about potential contact between the two clubs, the Portuguese newspaper A Bola has indicated that no formal discussions have yet occurred. Nonetheless, A Bola has conveyed that Benfica is anticipating a call from Real Madrid to negotiate over Álvaro Carreras, with whom they reportedly already have an agreement. The media outlet has suggested that Real Madrid is expected to propose an offer nearing the 50 million euros release clause for Álvaro Carreras. The proposed deal might consist of 30 million euros upfront, supplemented by additional variables to meet or closely approach the 50 million euros Benfica is seeking. Such an offer might be acceptable to the Lisbon-based club.

Real Madrid aims to finalize the signing of Álvaro Carreras to strengthen the left-back position. An agreement for a 5-6 year contract has been reached with the player. The transfer fee clause is 50 million euros, but Real Madrid is working to reduce this amount or agree on payment terms. The transfer could be made official this week, according to Relevo. However, Benfica might retain Carreras until the end of the Club World Cup, in which both clubs are participating.

According to Marca, Real Madrid is nearing the completion of Álvaro Carreras's signing. The club aims to finalize the transfer this week, enabling Carreras to start training by June 2. Real Madrid's interest in Carreras is driven by their desire to have him for the Club World Cup, and they are prepared to pay his release clause of 50 million euros. The deal with Carreras is finalized, and he has expressed his excitement about returning to Real Madrid, while also acknowledging his respect for Benfica, which played a significant role in his career development. Real Madrid has been monitoring Carreras's progress closely, and recent injuries and sports results have hastened the signing process. Xabi Alonso is keen on having Carreras for the Club World Cup, necessitating the 50 million euros clause. Carreras's successful tenure at Benfica under coach Bruno Lage attracted interest from several clubs, including Atlético de Madrid.

Real Madrid is interested in signing Alvaro Carreras from Benfica. Discussions were temporarily halted to allow Benfica to focus on the Portuguese Cup final against Sporting. Negotiations will resume on Monday. Carreras has already agreed personal terms with Real Madrid. Real Madrid aims to finalize the transfer for around 30 million euros, significantly less than Carreras's 50 million euro release clause. Manchester United, who have a buy-back clause worth 18 million euros, decided not to activate it but will receive a portion of the transfer fee from Benfica.

Team Talk reports on Real Madrid's negotiations with Benfica for the transfer of Alvaro Carreras. Real Madrid are in talks with Benfica to sign Alvaro Carreras. Talks are on stand-by until Benfica's last game of the season. Madrid aims to sign Carreras within the first 10 days of June. Carreras has agreed to a contract until 2031 and is eager to return to Real Madrid, where he spent three years in the youth ranks. The release clause in Carreras' contract is worth €50m, but Madrid hopes to secure a deal for around €30m.

Álvaro Carreras, currently playing for Benfica, has reportedly agreed to join Real Madrid. He has demonstrated exceptional performance this season, being one of the best players in his team. Javi García, a former player and assistant coach at Benfica, believes Carreras has the quality to succeed at Real Madrid. The report suggests that Carreras has already given his 'yes' to Real Madrid, as per Fabrizio Romano.

90min reports on Real Madrid's progress in securing personal terms with Benfica's left-back Álvaro Carreras. Real Madrid are close to an agreement over personal terms with Benfica left-back Álvaro Carreras. Formal conversations between the two clubs are expected to be held soon.

Alvaro Carreras is expected to join Real Madrid imminently from Benfica.

AS reports on Real Madrid's pursuit of Benfica's left-back, Carreras, in a high-profile transfer deal. Real Madrid is closing in on signing Carreras, a left-back from Benfica. The transfer will cost between 40 and 50 million euros, with 18 million going to Manchester United.

Marca has reported on the potential transfer agreement between Real Madrid and Álvaro Carreras. The two parties have reportedly reached a verbal agreement. Although Benfica's release clause is set at 50 million euros, Real Madrid is confident it will not be an issue. On the other hand, Manchester United, which transferred Carreras to Benfica and retained a buy-back option valid until December 31, has not been contacted by Real Madrid. Negotiations with Manchester United are being handled by the player's agent and Benfica, with Manchester United expected to demand some form of compensation. The announcement has been delayed due to a clause agreed upon during the previous transfer between Benfica and Manchester United. Decisions from Manchester United are postponed until after the Europa League final.

Team Talk reports on Real Madrid's pursuit of Alvaro Carreras, highlighting the club's agreement on personal terms and their plan to negotiate his transfer. Real Madrid have agreed personal terms with Alvaro Carreras and intend to launch their first bid after the Taca de Portugal final. They plan to negotiate a lower fee than the €50m release clause, leveraging their agreement on personal terms.

AS reports on Álvaro Carreras's imminent transfer to Real Madrid from Benfica.

Real Madrid is seeking to sign Álvaro Carreras to strengthen their defense, specifically the left-back position. Carreras is currently playing for Benfica, but his potential move to Real Madrid would be a return, as he was trained in Madrid's youth academy. According to Sky Sports, a preliminary agreement has been reached for the transfer, which is valued at around 50 million euros. Carreras has expressed his desire to return to his formative club, Real Madrid, and will notify Benfica after the Portuguese Cup Final on May 25th against Sporting Lisbon.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Real Madrid's pursuit of Álvaro Carreras from Benfica. Real Madrid is pursuing Álvaro Carreras, the left-back from Benfica. The club has reportedly reached a verbal agreement with the player for a contract until 2030, with an annual salary of 8-9 million euros gross. Real Madrid aims to have Carreras for the Club World Cup and is negotiating with Benfica to reduce the 50 million euros release clause.

Team Talk reports on Alvaro Carreras's potential move to Real Madrid. Alvaro Carreras is keen on joining Real Madrid. The player has given his green light to the potential transfer. Manchester United had a buy-back clause for Carreras but chose not to exercise it, as they invested in Patrick Dorgu instead. Real Madrid is considering Carreras as one of their left-back options, though no official contact has been made with Benfica yet. Reports claim talks have opened behind the scenes.

AS reports on Real Madrid's pursuit of Carreras from Benfica. Real Madrid is working on signing Carreras from Benfica. The deal is complex involving Real Madrid, Benfica, and Manchester United. Carreras costs 60M€, but United can repurchase him for 18M€ and then sell him to Madrid for 30-35M€. The deal is 90% complete and expected to finalize after the Copa final on May 25.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the intensified negotiations for Álvaro Carreras's move to Real Madrid. Negotiations with Álvaro Carreras have intensified in recent hours for his move to Real Madrid.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Real Madrid's interest in Álvaro Carreras to strengthen their left-back position. Álvaro Carreras is a priority for Real Madrid to reinforce the left-back position. Negotiations with Benfica are planned after the Portuguese Cup final on May 25. Carreras has a 50 million euro release clause, but Madrid hopes to negotiate the price down to approximately 35 million euros.

Real Madrid is in negotiations to sign Álvaro Carreras from Benfica before the FIFA Club World Cup. The deal is expected to cost around €60 million. Carreras, who previously played for Manchester United and grew up in Real Madrid's youth academy, is favored to strengthen the left-back position. Sources are optimistic about a favorable outcome for Real Madrid.

AS reports on Real Madrid's interest in Álvaro Carreras as their preferred choice for left-back. Álvaro Carreras is the preferred choice for left-back at Real Madrid. His buyout clause at Benfica is 60 million euros, but Manchester United can repurchase him for 18 million euros and then transfer him. Real Madrid has a good relationship with Manchester United, which could facilitate the deal.

Álvaro Carreras, aged 22, is being considered by Real Madrid to reinforce their left-back position this coming summer. Despite having a contract with Benfica until 2029, his agent recently stated that the player is only focused on the Portuguese team. However, the Portuguese newspaper Record reports that Real Madrid scouts will be in Lisbon to watch Álvaro Carreras in action during the derby between Benfica and Sporting. Benfica is asking for 50 million euros for the player, a price that Real Madrid considers too high. Notably, Carreras previously spent time in the youth ranks of Real Madrid.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Real Madrid's interest in re-signing Álvaro Carreras, with a considerable offer on the table. Real Madrid has shown interest in Álvaro Carreras, willing to offer more than 30 million euros to secure his signing. Carreras was part of Real Madrid's youth academy, which adds to the club's interest in bringing him back.

AS reports on Real Madrid's strategic plan to involve Manchester United in activating a buy-back clause for Carreras. Real Madrid plans to involve Manchester United as an intermediary to activate a buy-back clause in Carreras' contract with Benfica. United, having included a buy-back option for 18M€ when selling Carreras to Benfica for 6M€, would buy him back and sell to Real Madrid. Madrid is estimated to offer between 30-35 million to make the operation feasible for United.

Ginés Carvajal, the player's agent, dismissed the transfer news as fantasy and stated that Álvaro Carreras is content at Benfica and will remain there. The agent's comments indicate that the player is not considering a move to Real Madrid.

Real Madrid wants to acquire Alvaro Carreras from Benfica. He is a young Spanish left-back with a contract at the Portuguese club until 2029 and a release clause of 60 million euros. Real Madrid is trying to bypass this clause and bring Carreras for half the price. Carreras joined Benfica from Manchester United last summer for six million euros, and United has an option to bring him back for 18 million. Real Madrid is attempting to persuade United to use this option, and then Madrid would pay United between 30 and 35 million euros to acquire Carreras.

The Sun reports on Real Madrid's interest in signing Alvaro Carreras from Benfica. Real Madrid is interested in signing Alvaro Carreras from Benfica. The club is planning to use Manchester United as a 'bridge' to facilitate the transfer. Carreras was previously sold by Manchester United to Benfica for €6 million, with a buy-back clause of €18 million. Real Madrid plans to have Manchester United activate this buy-back clause and then purchase Carreras directly from Manchester United at a lower price than Benfica's release clause. Real Madrid values Carreras between €30-35 million.

Real Madrid is reportedly interested in acquiring Alvaro Carreras from Benfica. Carreras has had an impressive season, playing 47 matches, scoring four goals, and providing five assists. Benfica is said to be demanding a transfer fee of 60 million euros. However, Real Madrid is planning to involve Manchester United in the deal. It is understood that Manchester United, who sold Carreras to Benfica last summer for 6 million euros, has a buyback option for 18 million euros. Real Madrid is hoping to negotiate a deal with Manchester United, where United would activate the buyback option and subsequently sell Carreras to Real Madrid for a profit. This arrangement would allow Real Madrid to pay only 30 to 35 million euros in total.

Real Madrid has shown an interest in acquiring Álvaro Carreras from Benfica. The left-back has delivered an impressive performance this season, scoring four goals and providing five assists across 47 matches. However, his release clause is set at 60 million euros, which is considered too steep for Real Madrid. The club is contemplating an unconventional strategy involving Manchester United, which holds a buyback clause for Carreras valued at 18 million euros. Real Madrid is hopeful that Manchester United will exercise this clause and subsequently sell Carreras to them for 35 million euros. Nonetheless, there is uncertainty regarding whether Manchester United will agree to this arrangement, despite the positive relationship between the two clubs.

Real Madrid is interested in recruiting Alvaro Carreras as a new left-back. Carreras joined Benfica permanently for €6m last summer after leaving Manchester United. Real Madrid's interest has been reaffirmed by The Athletic. However, his price tag is €50m for Real Madrid, while Manchester United has a buy-back clause of €20m.

Álvaro Carreras, a 21-year-old Spanish left-back, is attracting interest from major clubs in Spain, including Real Madrid. The player's impressive performance this season has increased the likelihood of receiving significant offers by the end of the season. Carreras has a €50 million release clause in his contract with Benfica, which is valid until 2029.

Real Madrid is reportedly keen on acquiring the former Manchester United defender, Alvaro Fernandez, who is currently playing for Benfica. His impressive performances have attracted the attention of the Spanish giant.