As: Real Madrid will renew contract with Courtois until 2028

According to the Spanish media Ass, Real Madrid will renew their contract with Courtois until 2028.

Western media said that Real Madrid had considered the option of Joan Garcia, which costs only 25 million euros, but ultimately chose to continue to trust Courtois and gave him a two-year contract renewal.

Courtois's original contract will expire in 2026. Unless there is a new change, next season will be his last season. But Real Madrid is very clear about this: they hope Courtois will continue to stay in the team. So much so that Real Madrid is ready to break one of their own iron rules: offer a player over 30 years old to renew his contract for more than one year.

Courtois' prospects for renewal are very optimistic, and all parties involved have conveyed positive signals. The option to extend the contract for two years will be in the hands of Courtois, who is expected to stay in the team until 2028.

By June 30, 2028, Courtois will be at least 36 years old. It's still a pretty good age for goalkeepers. It is likely that it will need to examine its renewal issues more carefully then.

The possibilities of Joan-Garcia have been carefully weighed in recent months. Joan Garcia is one of the best deals this summer: for only 25 million euros, you can get a 24-year-old Spanish goalkeeper who can plug and play.

Previously, Western media reported that Real Madrid had contacted Joan Garcia, but there was no offer and no substantial progress. However, the deal failed. Because Joan Garcia foresees Courtois would stay and replacing him is almost a fantasy.

Courtois's team said he is very optimistic about the prospect of renewal, and Real Madrid has a clear attitude. He will be offered an additional two seasons of contract until 2028.

If signed, it will mean Courtois will play for Real Madrid for ten years. He joined Chelsea in the summer of 2018 with a transfer fee of 35 million euros. Courtois played 282 official games, becoming the 50th player in the club's history, and won two Champions Leagues, three La Liga, one King's Cup, one Intercontinental Cup, two Club World Cups, two European Super League Cups and three Spanish Super League Cups with the team.

Courtois will be the starting goalkeeper in the Club World Cup and will sit down with the club to discuss renewal. Initially, this matter does not seem to take much time. The two sides are completely in concert. Real Madrid hopes to stay Courtois, and Courtois is also very happy in Real Madrid, and whether to renew the contract is in his hands.