Arsenal and Man City Scout Stuttgart's Chema Andrés as Real Madrid Retain Buy-Back Control
Madrid's buy-back rights keep the final say over the midfielder's next step.
Overview
- Reports say Arsenal and Manchester City have informed Real Madrid they will track the 20-year-old closely ahead of future windows.
- Real Madrid hold 50% of his rights and can re-sign him for €13.5m in 2026 or €18m in 2027, a structure that effectively gives them veto power over any move.
- Chema Andrés has become a first-team regular for Stuttgart this season, with some reports noting he has displaced Atakan Karazor.
- Stuttgart are pleased with his progress, have him under contract until 2030, and are described as keen to keep him.
- Madrid are monitoring his development as a potential midfield option and are not rushing a decision on activating their clause.