As they get ready for the next transfer window, Real Madrid is aiming to sign three talented young players from Serie A.

Giorgio Scalvini, Kenan Yildiz, and Michael Kayode have been recognized by the club as possible important additions to the team, according to Michajes.

Since each of these players performs well in a different position, Real Madrid has the chance to strengthen different sections of the club.

These young players could be essential to the club’s long-term success, as Carlo Ancelotti and club president Florentino Perez agree that the team needs to be refreshed.

These players are who?

Atalanta is the current team of 20-year-old Italian center defender Scalvini. He is worth over €45 million and has a deal with the team through 2028.

Scalvini has drawn Ancelotti’s attention despite a recent cruciate ligament injury because of his potent defensive skills, which are seen to be essential to strengthening Madrid’s backline.

Real Madrid’s defense has been beset by injuries lately, so Scalvini’s arrival might help bolster the team going forward. When he returns in November, the team intends to keep a tight check on his recuperation in anticipation of a potential transfer.

Kenan Yildiz is reportedly on Real Madrid’s radar. (Photo by Valerio Pennicino/Getty Images)

Yildiz, the 19-year-old Turkish attacking midfielder, plays for Juventus and has been praised for his attacking versatility, having already contributed goals and assists for the Italian giants.

His current contract runs until 2029, and his value is estimated at €50 million. Perez reportedly sees him as a long-term option to boost the team’s attacking capabilities, ensuring Real Madrid remain competitive in both domestic and European competitions.

Lastly, Kayode, Fiorentina’s 20-year-old right-back, has also emerged as a possible solution for Real Madrid’s defensive issues.

With injuries to Dani Carvajal and the ageing of Lucas Vazquez, Kayode could provide the much-needed depth in the right-back position.

Under contract with Fiorentina until 2028, Kayode’s signing would not only strengthen the defence but also give Madrid flexibility for future transfer pursuits, such as potentially targeting Alexander Arnold in 2025.