Real Madrid Transfers: The 5 best Premier League players on the market

In 2019, a season after Cristiano Ronaldo left Real Madrid, the club replaced the Portuguese international with Eden Hazard from Chelsea for a record deal worth 100 million euros. Hazard in 2019 was not only one of the expensive players to be transferred in the summer market but was also one of the world’s best players.

Real Madrid just didn’t sign a phenomenal player but also signed a five-year deal with one of the most popular footballers in the game. It was almost like they had replaced Ronaldo’s marketability power with that of Hazard’s.

The Premier League is undoubtedly the most followed league in the world and is arguably the most difficult league as well. Not only does the English league produce some of the best players in the world but it also hosts players and managers of the same calibre.

It’s been a while since Real Madrid have got their hands on a Premier League superstar. The benefits of signing a Premier League star goes beyond football. It helps clubs tap into fan zones in markets where the English League is widely followed.

For example, Los Blancos’ popularity in Japan and the rest of the Asian market grew tremendously under Florentino Perez’s first stint as president following the signing of Manchester United’s David Beckham. Beckham was then one of England’s and the Premier League’s biggest name’s and his signing helped Madrid to grow into a global phenomenon. Cristiano Ronaldo’s signing from Manchester United in 2009 simply multiplied the impact.

Now that you know the benefits of signing a big name from the Premier League,  let’s have a look at some of the best players from the Premier League who could be on their way out from their respective clubs at the end of the season. While also considering whether or not Real Madrid should target the following players as potential transfers.