Everybody wants Real Madrid, and apparently, everybody wants out of Newcastle.
The summer was dominated by Alexander Isak - Would he stay or would he go? After some deliberation, the former Real Sociedad forward, who Real Madrid faces tomorrow actually, announced pubilcly that he would like to leave Newcastle.
While it was a sign of blatant disrespect to the club who basically made him, it turns out that Isak isn't the only player who harbored hopes of leaving Newcastle.
One of the players, admittedly with a far lesser profile than Alexander Isak at this point in time, has mentioned Real Madrid when talking about his future plans.
Newcastle star dreams of Real Madrid transfer one day
According to Le Télégramme, Trevan Sanusi, who is yet to make a Premier League appearance for Newcastle, has outwardly stated that he dreams big. He sees no limits of the clubs he could play for in the future, and even mentioned both Real Madrid and Barcelona.
In his own words, Sanusi said: “I just want to play football and reach the highest level possible. Why not Real Madrid or FC Barcelona, or any big club where I can showcase my skills and personality on the pitch?”
Well, Sanusi has the chance to impress Real Madrid since he recently went on loan to Ligue 1 side Lorient. It's a league that could bring the best out of the winger, and its known for fostering plenty of Europe's young talent at the moment.
Sanusi is known for his tricky and quick footwork. As a wide player, he has a great skillset, low center of gravity and confidence to take on his opposing defender. Without a doubt, Real Madrid has seen their fair share of these wingers in the past.
Eddie Howe has praised Sanusi in the past, which shows he's in for a bright future. Newcastle might have been the perfect place for him to develop, but right now at least, he isn't quite ready for Premier League action.
As far as Real Madrid is concerned. Sanusi is still a long way away from being ready. Real Madrid's attack seems future-proof right now, so it would take a real star to come in and shake things up in the frontline.