Kvaratskhelia’s Agent Announces ‘Signing’ with Real Madrid: ‘He’s Achieved It’
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is once again in the headlines as the summer 2024 transfer window approaches, with his departure from Napoli almost certain. The Georgian winger’s future is being discussed, indirectly linked to Real Madrid, as Aurelio de Laurentiis opens the door.
Mamuka Jugeli, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s agent, returns to the forefront of sports media to announce the upcoming steps for his star player, with a nod towards giants like Real Madrid, led by Carlo Ancelotti and Florentino Pérez.
The Georgian winger, a key player in Napoli’s recent title triumph, is poised for the next step in a career that aims for the European elite, particularly the Santiago Bernabéu, where he has never dismissed the possibility of playing.
“His father and I were sure he would do well in Naples, but we didn’t expect him to become one of the best so quickly. But he won’t stop… Kvarat will continue playing and will choose between Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Manchester City, or Barcelona. He wants to succeed, and he has already achieved it,” are the agent’s words in the coming hours, outlining the options currently available for the Eastern European attacker. Today marks neither the first nor the last time he will flirt with the white coliseum.
Challenging Acquisition The reality is that Khvicha Kvaratskhelia currently has little or no space in the Real Madrid lineup for the near future. His only position is on the left wing, a spot reserved for Vinicius and potentially Kylian Mbappé, who remains on the radar. The scenario would be different if the Georgian could play on the right or in another position useful to Carlo Ancelotti’s strategies.
Only time will tell what happens, but Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is once again in the spotlight for the white coliseum, where his quality and talent have never been denied. However, the agent indirectly hints at the Santiago Bernabéu’s limited roster spots as he confirms his client’s dreams of becoming a starter at Real Madrid someday.
