As: Sebalos received offers from several Champions League teams, but he wanted to stay at Real Madrid for a position

August 22 According to the Ass, Sebaslos received offers from several Champions League teams, but he wanted to stay with Real Madrid to fight for his position.

Cebalos starts from the rear of the car almost every year, trying to win a place in Real Madrid's midfield roster, and he also firmly believes in his ability to reverse the current situation this season, just as he has won the trust of Ancelotti in the past. Last season, he became the main player and quit due to injury at the end of February.

Cebalos has received offers from several Champions League teams, but his current intention is to stay at Real Madrid for a position and convince Xavi Alonso that he deserves to play.

However, if Real Madrid brings Walton or other midfielders, Sebalus will have to rethink his future. Real Madrid will not stop him from leaving the team, as long as he can bring a offer of between 15 million and 20 million euros.

In the current midfield structure, Valverde and Joan Améni are the unshakable first choices of Xavi Alonso. In addition, Alonso chose to transform Guerre into a midfield inside player instead of giving Ceballos more opportunities. When Kamavenga and Bellingham return to the team after recovering from injury, they are also the priority for the head coach.

With all members' health, Sebalos can only rank sixth in Alonso's midfield pick, but he is willing to accept this challenge. He also understood that if Alonso could impress, he would likely win the favor of national team coach Dela Fuente, especially in this World Cup year, and participating in the World Cup was his dream goal.

However, if the team signs another midfielder, Sebalus' position will be further marginalized, and he will listen carefully to the offers he has at hand.

If you don't stay in Real Madrid in the end, the idea of ​​returning to Betis has been lingering in Sebalus' mind. After all, that was his youth training club. Since joining Real Madrid, he has hardly stopped showing goodwill to Betis. However, Betis is currently unable to financially afford the fees involved in the transfer and Sebaslos' salary, so it is difficult to make a move in the short term.