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Man Utd, Liverpool and Arsenal fans demand the same signing after watching Real Madrid vs Juventus

**Garcia Shines as Real Madrid Advance to Club World Cup Quarterfinals**

Real Madrid secured a spot in the Club World Cup quarterfinals following a second-half goal from promising youngster Gonzalo Garcia.

The 21-year-old striker from Castilla, initially named in the lineup as cover for Kylian Mbappe, has taken full advantage of his unexpected shot after Mbappe was ruled out due to acute gastroenteritis and hospitalized earlier in the competition.

Garcia has featured in all four of Real’s fixtures to date, validating Xabi Alonso’s confidence with an impressive tally of three goals and one assist.

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**Kenan Yildiz Turns Heads vs Real Madrid, Spurs Transfer Chatter Among Premier League Fans**

Although Real Madrid moved on to the next round of the Club World Cup, it was Juventus attacker Kenan Yildiz who caught the eye—and drew strong interest from Liverpool, Manchester United, and Arsenal supporters.

The 20-year-old Turkish winger was a persistent threat to Real’s backline, displaying the creativity and aggression that have marked him as one of Juventus’s standout players amid a turbulent stretch for the club. During the 2024/25 campaign, Yildiz tallied 113 successful dribbles—more than any of his teammates—highlighting his skill in one-on-one matchups.

As Juventus continue to deal with inconsistency, Yildiz has become a rare beacon of quality, and his showing against Real has revived transfer buzz. As reported by Fichajes, Manchester City are already lining up a €77 million offer for the dynamic forward, with Pep Guardiola said to be eager to bring him to the Etihad.

Interest isn’t limited to City. Fans from other Premier League teams have been vocal online.

One Liverpool fan commented: “Looks like Luis Díaz is definitely going. I don’t know if Juventus are willing to sell, but Liverpool should definitely try to sign Yildiz.” Another wrote: “Díaz out, Yildiz in. Who says no?”

Manchester United supporters expressed similar views. “Forget Mbeumo—Yildiz for the L10 position. He’s class, creative, a handful for defenders, and has serious football IQ,” one fan stated. Another added: “Yildiz was made for Amorim ball.”

Arsenal followers joined the discussion as well. “Bring Yildiz to Arsenal, this kid is phenomenal,” one tweet read. Another simply said: “Get me Yildiz, Arsenal.”

While Juventus may hesitate to sell one of their brightest young stars, rising interest from top English teams—and Yildiz’s strong international performances—indicates he could become a major topic in

the upcoming transfer market.