3. Jarrad Branthwaite
Carlo Ancelotti needs no convincing of Jarrad Branthwaite's quality. After all, it was Ancelotti who handed Branthwaite his debut at Everton. Having worked with the young English defender in the past, he will know all about his immense attributes and how he could solidify the Real Madrid back-line for years to come.
Branthwaite is currently wanted by Manchester United. He was a Real Madrid target leading into the summer transfer window, but the interest has somewhat cooled in recent weeks. Hopefully, though, he is still at the back of Ancelotti's mind.
Branthwaite is a modern English defender, in the sense of being able to play it out from the back and being composed in possession. However, what stands out above the rest of his attributes and makes him a breath of fresh air is his tenacious nature to defend and put his body on the line. In many ways, he would be the perfect all-round package to replace Nacho.
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