How about this? Benfica defender with 67 minutes can help Mourinho's Real | OneFootball

Real Madrid are closely monitoring the Rafael Obrador dossier. The defender was loaned by Benfica to Torino, at a time when he was being coached by José Mourinho, and his future remains open - he has been instructed to report for the Club of Light’s pre-season.

According to AS, Los Blancos are hoping for the full-back to be sold in this transfer window and are watching Roma’s interest closely. Torino will not trigger the €9 million purchase option clause, but the Giallorossi are interested and are preparing an offer.

Of the amount offered to Benfica - who are expecting at least the €9 million from the clause - 50% is earmarked for Real Madrid. That sum, the same source assures, will be important in strengthening the strategy prepared by Los Blancos in the market.

The player will only leave if an offer considered irresistible comes in. Otherwise, the wide player will be integrated into the squad and assessed by the new coaching staff during pre-season, where he will have the chance to fight for a place in a position that also includes Samuel Dahl and José Neto.

This season, for both Benfica and Torino, Rafael Obrador - valued at €5 million - made 20 appearances: 16 in Serie A, two in Liga Portugal Meu Super, one in the Coppa Italia and one in Liga Portugal Betclic.

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