British media: Chelsea explores signing back to Rudiger, the latter is becoming increasingly difficult to get along with in Real Madrid & clashes with teammates

May 8 FootballTranfers reported that Chelsea is exploring the possibility of bringing Rudiger back to the team.

It is revealed that the Blues have contacted the defender's team recently and asked to promptly understand his future trends in Real Madrid and lay the foundation for a potential transfer this summer.

Sources said that if the green light is obtained, the West London club is ready for negotiations, which may lead to the German defender reconnecting with his old club three years after leaving the team in a free transfer. Although Rudiger is generally satisfied with the current situation of Real Madrid, people familiar with the matter revealed that the 32-year-old central defender has become increasingly difficult to get along with in recent months, suggesting that he may need a change of environment. A source familiar with the inside story admitted: "The situation is very tense, and he clashed with members of the core circle many times, which made it extremely difficult to negotiate certain matters."

The most eye-catching thing is that Rudiger allegedly had a falling out with his younger brother Sach Senesi, who was also an agent, before Christmas. Although the specific reasons for the differences were unknown, the conflict between the two sides was so fierce that the Real Madrid star threatened to completely sever his ties.

Despite the off-court turmoil, Chelsea still regards the German international as a world-class player. Club insiders said: "He is the leader and fighter in the locker room, and we don't worry about his personality. This bloodiness is the lack of traits of the team."

Rudiger himself confessed to Chelsea in 2022: "Chelsea is always in my heart, and London is always my home." This adds optimism to potential transfers.

Although Real Madrid has not yet made a clear position, the situation may take a sharp turn for the worse. Despite discussions on renewals several months ago, the La Liga giants may reevaluate their team roles due to the player's misconduct in the Cup del Rey final. With Militon coming back soon, and Real Madrid's interest in Arsenal's Saliba and Bournemouth's Wyson, the meritorious defender who won the Champions League two may be threatened.