Real Madrid are planning to officially announce the signing of Yann-Dionande today, according to journalist Ramon Alvarez de Mon, with the transfer reported to be worth up to €140m.
The proposed agreement with RB Leipzig is understood to include an initial fee of €125m, followed by a possible €15m in add-ons. Journalist Romano reported that RB Leipzig have approved the move to Real Madrid.
If completed on those terms, the deal would be structured around a substantial guaranteed payment, with the additional amount dependent on the conditions attached to the transfer. No further details about the add-ons were provided in the report.
Alvarez de Mon said Real Madrid intend to make the signing official today. The announcement would formally confirm the move after RB Leipzig’s reported approval of the agreement.
The reported transfer has already prompted debate among supporters, particularly over the size of the fee. One Real Madrid fan wrote: “That brother better ball! As a madridista my money better show results.”
Another supporter questioned the valuation, posting: “Not worth the money
If he’s 140 million than vini is 200million
You can’t buy a one season wonder for that price. That’s insane money,…… but it’s Madrid, they like overpaying”
Other reactions were brief. One user wrote “hi”, while another said: “we’re tired of waiting”. Further comments included “Well done 👍🏾” and a prediction that “Real Madrid squad will be worth 5 Billion by end if transfer window”.
The reports have therefore combined anticipation over the expected announcement with criticism of the proposed cost. Supporters are waiting for confirmation from Real Madrid, while the fee remains the main talking point surrounding the transfer.
The original report did not provide details of Yann-Dionande’s contract, shirt number, presentation or the length of the proposed agreement. It also did not state when he might make his first appearance for Real Madrid.
For now, the key information is that Real Madrid are expected to announce the signing today, with the transfer agreed at €125m plus a potential €15m in additional payments. RB Leipzig are reported to have approved the deal, and the total value could reach €140m if all of the add-ons are met.