Former Manchester City and Athletic Club center back Aymeric Laporte has his eye on Real Madrid amid the club's current injury crisis.

Al Nassr defender Aymeric Laporte has said he would listen to an approach by Real Madrid. Injury-hit Madrid are looking to strengthen their defensive line in the January transfer window after Éder Militão tore his ACL in last weekend's 4-0 win against Osasuna, while David Alaba is still recovering from a knee injury.

Real Madrid Castilla defender Raul Asencio stepped in for Militao against Osasuna but he is not thought to be a suitable option for a team looking to defend the Champions League and La Liga crowns they won last season.

Real Madrid are down to the bare bones at the back, which has seen an array of central defenders and right-backs linked to Los Blancos, with Carlo Ancelotti currently relying on academy youngsters if

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Former Man City centre-back Aymeric Laporte has said he's open to a move to Real Madrid to ease their injury crisis.

Spain defender Aymeric Laporte has revealed that he is willing to speak with Real Madrid about a possible move to the club. During an interview with El Larguero ahead of Spain's UEFA Nations League games,