Real Madrid's midfield reinforcement strategy involves feigning interest in Pedri, with the true target being Enzo, determined by age and creativity.

According to the latest report from Spanish media outlet Marca Radio, journalist Raúl Varela discussed Real Madrid's midfield reinforcement plans for the summer transfer window in a program, analyzing the possibilities of Enzo and Rodri joining the club. The journalist believes that Enzo has a higher likelihood of transferring to Real Madrid this summer compared to Rodri.

From a personal perspective, Real Madrid's strategy likely involves feigning interest in Rodri, with the true midfield reinforcement target being Enzo. This is determined by age and offensive creativity.

• AgeRodri is already 29 years old. It can be said that since his major injury, the performance of this Spanish Ballon d'Or-winning midfielder has significantly declined. Conversely, Enzo is 25 years old, in his prime, young and injury-free. Real Madrid could utilize him for at least five years.
• Offensive CreativityAlthough Rodri can also organize attacks, his style leans more towards a defensive midfielder role, which Real Madrid does not lack. Conversely, Enzo can play as a midfielder or an attacking midfielder, with highly creative offensive organization. Real Madrid's current squad urgently needs an impactful offensive midfielder like Enzo. Considering the team's personnel configuration, Enzo is more suitable for Real Madrid than Rodri.

Additionally, Chelsea's current positioning is as a "business-oriented" club, where profit is prioritized over championship contention. Therefore, Chelsea is likely to become a stepping stone for players in the future, struggling to retain true star players. For Enzo, desiring to join Real Madrid and showing favor towards the club is entirely understandable, as the Blues lack a championship-winning mentality. A star player who does not aspire for championships is not a true competitor. Thus, a World Cup champion key player like Enzo naturally seeks to join a larger club rather than wasting time at Stamford Bridge.