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Real Madrid eye big money move for top Premier League superstar

- Manchester City star Bernardo Silva could be on his way to Real Madrid this summer

- The Spanish club are ready to bring him to the Bernabeu in what will be a mega deal

- But Manchester City will also try their best to keep the player at the Etihad stadium

Reigning European League champions Real Madrid have reportedly named Manchester City star Bernardo Silva as one of their main targets at the end of the season.

Real Madrid have been struggling in all competition since the departure of Portugal international Cristiano Ronaldo, and Los Blancos want to bolster their squad this summer.

Bernardo Silva has developed into one of Pep Guardiola’s go-to creative players at Manchester City since his £43.5 million move from Monaco 18 months ago.

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And according to the report on UK Mirror, Manchester City are aware of Real Madrid's interest to sign Bernardo Silva, and they are ready to make the Portuguese star commit his future to the Etihad club.

Real Madrid see Bernardo Silva as a great potential that will succeed at the Bernabeu if he joins them and they are ready to spend big so as to lure him to Spain.

With Luka Modric's future under serious uncertainty, Real Madrid want a long term successor for the Croatia international and they believe Silva will be a perfect option for them.

Previously, Legit.ng had reported how Spanish La Liga giants Real Madrid reportedly opened talks with Portuguese football manager Jose Mourinho with the possibility of him returning to the club

Jose Mourinho was recently sacked at Premier League side Manchester United, and fresh news coming in stated clearly that he is wanted by Real Madrid chiefs five years after leaving them.

According to the report, negotiations is currently going on between Los Blancos' chiefs and Jose Mourinho.

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