Real Madrid continue to target Jurgen Klopp as the next head coach of their sporting project.
The German tactician is aware of Florentino Pérez’s interest and the club’s desire for a deep structural overhaul.
While no direct contact has taken place, intermediaries close to Klopp’s inner circle have made it clear that he is open to the challenge — but only if certain concrete sporting conditions are met.
Klopp has presented a clear squad-building plan, focused on player profiles rather than specific names.
He has requested four key moves across upcoming transfer windows: two centre-backs, two midfielders, and the reintegration of Endrick into the first team.
At Valdebebas, these demands are seen as reasonable, as the squad has shown structural shortcomings following several major departures in recent years.
Midfield is viewed as the absolute priority for Klopp, who wants a team capable of controlling games through possession and tempo.
The departures of Toni Kroos and Luka Modrić have left a clear void, prompting the need for two organising midfielders.
The return of Nico Paz is an advanced option, but the club is also seeking a defensive midfielder to provide balance and lead the press after losing possession.
Defensively, Klopp is demanding stability and depth, insisting on the signing of two centre-backs to avoid makeshift solutions.
The contractual situations of David Alaba and Antonio Rüdiger are pushing the club to think long-term, with profiles such as Jacobo Ramón and Nico Schlotterbeck fitting the coach’s requirements.
In attack, Endrick is considered a key part of the project, with an expanded role that would directly impact the attacking rotation.
Real Madrid’s final decision will depend on sporting results and the financial assessment of this transformation.
Florentino Pérez understands that appointing Klopp would mean full commitment to a demanding and clearly defined footballing philosophy.
If the alternative plan is activated, Jurgen Klopp will be Real Madrid’s first choice to usher in a new era at the Santiago Bernabéu.