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Real Madrid weigh elite goalkeeper options as Courtois nears exit

🇪🇸 By 4AllFootball ·
Real Madrid weigh elite goalkeeper options as Courtois nears exit

Real Madrid’s goalkeeping department has become a hot topic as Thibaut Courtois’ contract runs out at the end of the season. A report says the Spanish giants have been offered the chance to sign one of the world’s best keepers. The club is now weighing its options.

Potential successors to Courtois

According to the same source, Real Madrid are targeting Portuguese international Diogo Costa as a long‑term replacement for the 34‑year‑old Belgian. Costa is being evaluated as the preferred successor should Courtois depart.

The report adds that the Spanish side have also been linked with several other top goalkeepers across Europe. These alternatives broaden the club’s search beyond Portugal.

Kobel and the Dortmund connection

Diario AS revealed that Swiss international Gregor Kobel was among the keepers offered to Real Madrid. Kobel, who currently guards the net for Borussia Dortmund, has been praised for his consistency in recent seasons.

Real Madrid have monitored Kobel’s progress for a long time, yet the club’s interest has not moved beyond initial scouting. No formal bid has been reported.

The two clubs enjoy a friendly relationship, having completed several transfers previously, most notably the move of Jude Bellingham. This rapport could facilitate future negotiations.

Despite the speculation, Courtois is expected to sign a new deal that runs until 2028. The extension would keep the veteran Belgian as the first‑choice goalkeeper for the foreseeable future.

Real Madrid’s pursuit underscores the intense competition among Europe’s elite clubs for world‑class goalkeepers. With limited supply of top‑tier keepers, clubs are increasingly proactive in securing long‑term solutions.

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