Bournemouth -defender Dean Huijsen made a splash this season in the Premier League and in Spain, after his international debut. His stint in Bournemouth increasingly seems as if he was a break of Europe's upper sides, so Juventus had worked under Andoni Iraola.
Huijsen, heavily linked to Real Madrid, recently confirmed that he had a release clause in his contract, which is assumed to be in the region of € 60 million. While Los Blancos has had contact with his camp, it has cooled down a move, with Real Madrid reportedly given the move that is too expensive for a 19-year-old.
According to Christian Falk on Bayern Insider, Bavarian Giants Bayern Munich have come to a similar conclusion. Falk has invested heavily in their backline in recent years and explains that Bayern is interested in Huijsen, but his price tag is considered priceless.
The consensus seems to be that he will move to another Premier League side by the end of the summer. Indeed, Diario if further say that countless Premier League parties are in contact with his camp about a possible movement. Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal were already documented as interested parties, but now Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United have also had contact with a relocation in the summer.
The interest of Real Madrid in a movement can be very good that they can close a cheaper deal with Bournemouth and Huijsen. The Dutch-Spanish defender is said to be a Real Madrid fan and has stated that he was happy to link the club that is most associated with his Idol Sergio Ramos.
President Florentino Perez, however, has become increasingly efficient in recent years and neglected to work out the same compensation last summer to sign Leny Yoro before moving to Manchester United. They would like to sign a central defender in the next two summers, but will only do this on their conditions.