Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has reportedly given the green light to the club's next permanent transfer.
News around Los Blancos has extensively centered around the widely excepted arrival of Kylian Mbappe. The Frenchman has yet to confirm the move, but there's a feeling that the deal will finally happen.
However, Real also have other transfer matters to sort out, as the likes of Luka Modric, Lucas Vasquez, Nacho, and Toni Kroos all have expiring contracts in June.
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The aforementioned list also includes striker Joselu, who joined the club in July 2023 on loan from Espanyol. The Spain international has already registered 38 appearances for the club this season, scoring 13 times and registering four assists in the process.
As such, is it now being reported that Real chief Perez has given his approval to make the move permanent. According to Fichajes, the Madrid outfit will activate the €1.5 million (R30 million) buy option at the end of the season.
When manager Carlo Ancelotti was asked if he would make the Espanyol forward's move permanent last month, the Italian answered: "He's doing everything he needs to stay, playing spectacularly.
"It's a blessing to have a striker with this quality, different, always willing... When he comes in, he helps. We are all delighted with him."
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