Overview
- Real Madrid and Inter Milan confirmed on Sunday that Denzel Dumfries has signed a four-year contract running to June 30, 2030.
- Multiple outlets report Real activated Dumfries’ release clause for about €20 million, though both clubs withheld official financial details.
- The signing gives coach José Mourinho a second senior right-back option to challenge Trent Alexander-Arnold and to fill the gap left by Carvajal’s departure.
- Dumfries leaves Inter after five seasons with 207 appearances, 27 goals and 28 assists, having helped the club win multiple domestic trophies.
- Madrid delayed the announcement until after the Netherlands’ World Cup exit, Inter issued an emotional farewell and the move completes Real’s fourth summer signing as they reshape the squad.