Despite already spending big this summer, Real Madrid are reportedly not done buying up some new players.
Recently, the club's president stated that they were not yet done making moves in the transfer market, meaning that indeed while some players could depart, it also indicated that they were looking to make another signing or two before the season ends.
Radamel Falcao is one player that has long been on the radar for the 10-time Champions League winners, and the Colombian was constantly linked with a move to Spain last summer, only to suddenly be sold to newly cash rich side Monaco.
However, it's been rumored that El Tigre has never really settled in regarding football in Ligue 1, and to make matters worse, suffered a bad knee injury that cost him the opportunity to feature with his nation at this year's World Cup.
Finally leaving? Falcao was strongly linked with a La Liga or Premier League move before ending up at Monaco
Monaco have already had to part with one prized asset--Falcao's international teammate James Rodriguez--so obviously won't be so happy to make it two for two this summer.
They have slapped a hefty €60 million price tag on him and so Real Madrid, according to reports, are trying to orchestrate a loan + buy option for him.
Spanish publication AS claims that the fee would be €12.5 million for a loan and then another €33 million to bring him on board permanently.
According to English daily Mirror, the capital giants are concerned about violating FFP rules, having already seen other clubs like PSG being fined for violating it so may be considering this deal to snatch up another player they feel will make their already quality attack even more nerve-wracking for opposing defenders.
