Madrid's "Real", like all the most powerful clubs on the Old continent, has outlined long-term strategy guidelines.
It's no wonder that the team's leader Cristiano Ronaldo, approaching his 33rd birthday, is already being searched for possible successors who could properly replace the Portuguese superstar in the future.
"Diaro Gol" reports that the royal club president Florentino Perez has set his sights on promising players who, in a few seasons, would lead the team to victories.
The first candidate is Brazilian talent Lincoln. The 18-year-old "Gremio" winger, despite his young age, has already played 254 matches in professional leagues and is compared to the legendary Ronaldinho.
Another candidate is 20-year-old Portuguese national team forward Goncalo Guedes, for whom last summer Paris Saint-Germain did not hesitate to pay 30 million euros to Lisabon's Benfica.
Currently, the player is loaned to Valencia and shines in the La Liga championship (3 goals, 5 assists).
The third player, whom it would probably be very difficult to acquire, is Paulo Dybala. The 23-year-old Argentine has already become one of the leaders of Turin's Juventus and would cost the Spaniards a substantial sum.
