MARSEILLE, FRANCE – Despite multiple reports this morning suggesting a deal was close, there is still no final agreement between all parties for Dani Ceballos to move to Olympique Marseille.
While the two clubs and the player have been in talks, the transfer has not yet received the green light, and negotiations are ongoing.
The situation remains complex, with the clubs still needing to find common ground on the final terms of the deal.
Reports indicate that the potential transfer is a loan with an obligation to buy, and while a figure of less than €15 million has been discussed, the specifics are still being ironed out.
The player himself has reportedly given his approval for the move and is keen to join the French club.
Ceballos, who has been seeking more regular first-team football after finding opportunities limited in Real Madrid’s crowded midfield, sees Olympique Marseille as a clear destination to reignite his career.
The French club, managed by Roberto De Zerbi, views him as an important reinforcement who can provide technical quality and top-level experience.
The final decision ultimately rests on the ability of the clubs to find a solution that is satisfactory to all parties.
With the transfer window set to close, all eyes will be on whether the deal can be completed in the coming hours, or if Ceballos will remain at Real Madrid for the time being.
