Sources: Real Madrid ready to offer €35 million for 23-year-old Serie A centre-back | OneFootball

According to a recent update provided by Fichajes, it has come to light that Real Madrid are keeping a close eye on Strahinja Pavlovic as they look to reinforce their defence for the future.

The Serbian centre-back, currently playing for Milan, has impressed with his performances in Serie A, making him a strong candidate for a move to the Spanish giants.

At just 23 years old, he possesses the qualities that Real Madrid are searching for—defensive solidity, composure on the ball, and the ability to handle high-pressure situations.

His potential makes him an attractive option as the club looks to build a squad with a balance of experience and young talent.

Who is Strahinja Pavlovic?

Pavlovic has stood out in Italy with his aerial dominance, tactical awareness, and ability to read the game effectively.

He is comfortable with the ball at his feet and rarely makes mistakes under pressure, which makes him a valuable asset for any top side.

Strahinja Pavlovic is on Real Madrid’s radar. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images)

His impressive performances in a competitive league like Serie A suggest that he is prepared for a higher level of football, and Real Madrid see him as a defender who could strengthen their squad in the coming years.

Milan, however, are not willing to let him go without a fight. The Italian club are aware of the growing interest in their player and will demand a substantial offer before considering his sale.

How much will Real Madrid spend?

Real Madrid are reportedly preparing a bid in the region of €35 million, a figure that could convince Milan to enter negotiations.

With the possibility of some of Real Madrid’s current centre-backs leaving in the near future, signing Pavlovic would be a strategic move to ensure stability at the back.

If discussions move in the right direction, Pavlovic could be wearing the famous white shirt next season.

His arrival would provide Real Madrid with greater depth in defence and help secure a smooth transition for the next generation of centre-backs at the club, which is of extreme necessity for the club