The deal for Spanish-Dutch defenders Dean Huijsen to join Real Madrid is completely complete. The clubs now exchange documents, and only the final time of the official announcement remains. Although it cannot yet be called a “clear business” until everything is signed, Marca has learned that the agreement is completed.
Real Madrid activates Huijsen’s release clause from Bournemouth: £ 50 million (approximately € 59.3 million)paid in three installments. As part of the agreement, 10% of the future profit Goes to Juventus, Huijsen’s former club. His youth clubs, including Málaga, San Félix and Juventud de Torremolinos, will share 5% of the total transfer Under UEFA’s solidarity mechanism. Born in Amsterdam in 2005, Huijsen spent important development years in Spain.
Madrid’s needs: youth, reliability and immediate influence
The move has been quickly traced for several reasons. Although there was first concern with Madrid about Huijsen’s physical attributes, his performances in the Premier League have displaced these doubts. The club sees him as a Guaranteed, the young central defender Who is ready to contribute immediately. Given the damage to David Alaba and others, the need to update the position is urgent.
A key factor: Real Madrid Hope Register Huijsen between June 1 and 10under the FIFA’s transmission window, to include him in FIFA Club World Cup Squad. The advantage? There was no need to negotiate with Bournemouth – just pay the clause, and that’s done.
Real Madrid beat Chelsea and seven other clubs
Dean Huijsen had Eight serious deals on the table. Chelsea was extremely close to signing him – until Real Madrid came and called, and it changed everything. Huijsen is a silent but determined personality and has been set to play for a Spanish giant since his youth days in Malaga. Now that dream becomes a reality.
Before he signed with Juventus, Huijsen had already been close to Madrid. His father, Donny – himself a former football player – visited Real Madrid’s training center at Valdebebas in February 2021. Although Juventus promised him the first team’s opportunities then, the time was not right. Now it is. And while the official signature is still on the way, Dean Huijsen is about to become a Madridista – although football is nothing safe until it is signed.
