Real Madrid enter race for Jarell Quansah, eyed by Chelsea and Liverpool | OneFootball

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·1 October 2026

Real Madrid enter race for Jarell Quansah, eyed by Chelsea and Liverpool

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Real Madrid have entered the race for Jarell Quansah. According to Bild, the Spanish giants are the latest major club to show interest in the Bayer Leverkusen defender, whose future is beginning to spark more and more movement ahead of 2027.

The 23-year-old centre-back had already attracted interest from several Premier League clubs and has now also emerged on Real Madrid’s radar.


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Arsenal already tried to sign him

Quansah was on Arsenal’s shortlist, with the club reportedly submitting a €65 million offer for the player. However, Bayer Leverkusen rejected the bid.

The defender remains an important player for the German side, although his situation could change in the coming transfer windows amid the growing interest in his services.

Chelsea and Real Madrid are tracking him

According to Bild, both Chelsea and Real Madrid are closely monitoring the England international’s progress.

Quansah would be open to returning to the Premier League, a possibility that could gather momentum as the 2027 transfer window approaches. His departure from Leverkusen is beginning to look like an increasingly realistic scenario.

Liverpool retain an option

One of the most interesting elements of the deal is Liverpool. According to the report, the Anfield club could re-sign the defender for a fee of around €70 million.

Quansah came through the ‘Reds’ youth ranks and made appearances for the first team before continuing his career in Germany.

Now, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Real Madrid all keeping a close eye on his situation, the future of the English centre-back is shaping up to be one of the storylines to watch ahead of the 2027 transfer window.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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