Jovic underwent a test himself and obtained a negative result, but Los Blancos asked the seldom-used forward to stay at home until he is able to provide a second negative test result.

Jovic joined Real Madrid from Eintracht Frankfurt last summer for a $68 million fee after impressing as one of the Bundesliga’s top young players.

He has yet to find much success in the Spanish capital, however, as he has found the net only twice in 25 appearances this season.

It remains to be seen whether or not Jovic will be able to rejoin his team by the end of season, which will take place next weekend. The Serbian striker has been used self only by Zinedine Zidane ever since La Liga’s return, however, so his absence wouldn’t be a huge problem for the current La Liga leaders.

Real Madrid will hope that this final development in a strange and disappointing 2019-20 for Jovic will serve as a learning experience as the young Serbian looks to improve next season.

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Jovic joined Los Blancos in July after the La Liga club paid $67 million for his transfer. The young striker was set to become a big part of Real Madrid’s future after impressing at Eintracht Frankfurt with 27 goals in a spectacular 2018-19 season.

However, it appears that Zidane hasn’t been impressed by Jovic’s form in the preseason, in which he has failed to score for Real Madrid. Zidane apparently prefers to hold steady with Karim Benzema as the only pure striker on the roster and let Jovic go elsewhere to accumulate minutes and experience.

Part of the reason for this decision could be the increasing probability of Gareth Bale staying with Los Blancos this season after Real Madrid’s inability to find a transfer partner for the forward. Apparently the coach has decided that the 21-year-old Serbian striker just won’t find enough minutes to contribute with his squad.

Real Madrid has two weeks to find a loan partner for Jovic before the La Liga summer transfer window closes.

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The young goal-scorer went to the Spanish club after Los Blancos spent 60€ million in transfer fees to acquire the rights to the Serbian striker.

Jovic had spent the past two seasons playing for Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt.

The 21-year-old broke out in the 2018-19 season, leading the German club to an appearance in the UEFA Europa League Final. He finished the season with 27 total goals in 46 matches.

Jovic is set to become a big part of Real Madrid’s attack. He will join a front line which is already anchored by a veteran talent in French superstar Karim Benzema as well as Brazilian wunderkind Vinicius Junior.

After Real Madrid’s disappointing third-place finish in La Liga as well as a Round of 16 exit in the Champions League, the pressure will be high on Jokic to help step up and replace the hole left by Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure to Juventus.

Jokic officially becomes property of Real Madrid in July. He is expected to join his new team when pre-season matches and training begin that same month.

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As part of the deal, Eintracht will receive 80% of the money from the transfer, and Jovic’s former club, Benfica, will earn 20%.

The terms of the transfer include a five-year deal in which Jovic $11.2 million per year.

Jovic burst onto the scene as one of the top talents in European soccer this season at 21 years old. He scored 17 goals for the Bundesliga side in the domestic campaign as well as 10 more in the UEFA Europa League, which ended with his side losing in the semi-finals to Chelsea.

The Serbia native also plays for his country’s national team, featuring as the team’s lead striker. He scored his first goal for Serbia in March against Germany in a friendly match.

Jovic will join Real Madrid’s attack alongside talents such as Karim Benzema and Vinicius Junior. The Spanish giants hope that he will help lead them back to glory after a disappointing 2018-19 season.

Jovic is expected to join Real Madrid this summer in preparation for the upcoming 2019-20 season.

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Jovic underwent a test himself and obtained a negative result, but Los Blancos asked the seldom-used forward to stay at home until he is able to provide a second negative test result.

Jovic joined Real Madrid from Eintracht Frankfurt last summer for a $68 million fee after impressing as one of the Bundesliga’s top young players.

He has yet to find much success in the Spanish capital, however, as he has found the net only twice in 25 appearances this season.

It remains to be seen whether or not Jovic will be able to rejoin his team by the end of season, which will take place next weekend. The Serbian striker has been used self only by Zinedine Zidane ever since La Liga’s return, however, so his absence wouldn’t be a huge problem for the current La Liga leaders.

Real Madrid will hope that this final development in a strange and disappointing 2019-20 for Jovic will serve as a learning experience as the young Serbian looks to improve next season.

The post Real Madrid Forward Luka Jovic Separated From His Team appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

Jovic joined Los Blancos in July after the La Liga club paid $67 million for his transfer. The young striker was set to become a big part of Real Madrid’s future after impressing at Eintracht Frankfurt with 27 goals in a spectacular 2018-19 season.

However, it appears that Zidane hasn’t been impressed by Jovic’s form in the preseason, in which he has failed to score for Real Madrid. Zidane apparently prefers to hold steady with Karim Benzema as the only pure striker on the roster and let Jovic go elsewhere to accumulate minutes and experience.

Part of the reason for this decision could be the increasing probability of Gareth Bale staying with Los Blancos this season after Real Madrid’s inability to find a transfer partner for the forward. Apparently the coach has decided that the 21-year-old Serbian striker just won’t find enough minutes to contribute with his squad.

Real Madrid has two weeks to find a loan partner for Jovic before the La Liga summer transfer window closes.

The post Luka Jovic Reportedly Could be Loaned Away from Real Madrid appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

The young goal-scorer went to the Spanish club after Los Blancos spent 60€ million in transfer fees to acquire the rights to the Serbian striker.

Jovic had spent the past two seasons playing for Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt.

The 21-year-old broke out in the 2018-19 season, leading the German club to an appearance in the UEFA Europa League Final. He finished the season with 27 total goals in 46 matches.

Jovic is set to become a big part of Real Madrid’s attack. He will join a front line which is already anchored by a veteran talent in French superstar Karim Benzema as well as Brazilian wunderkind Vinicius Junior.

After Real Madrid’s disappointing third-place finish in La Liga as well as a Round of 16 exit in the Champions League, the pressure will be high on Jokic to help step up and replace the hole left by Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure to Juventus.

Jokic officially becomes property of Real Madrid in July. He is expected to join his new team when pre-season matches and training begin that same month.

The post Striker Luka Jovic Joins Real Madrid through 2025 appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

As part of the deal, Eintracht will receive 80% of the money from the transfer, and Jovic’s former club, Benfica, will earn 20%.

The terms of the transfer include a five-year deal in which Jovic $11.2 million per year.

Jovic burst onto the scene as one of the top talents in European soccer this season at 21 years old. He scored 17 goals for the Bundesliga side in the domestic campaign as well as 10 more in the UEFA Europa League, which ended with his side losing in the semi-finals to Chelsea.

The Serbia native also plays for his country’s national team, featuring as the team’s lead striker. He scored his first goal for Serbia in March against Germany in a friendly match.

Jovic will join Real Madrid’s attack alongside talents such as Karim Benzema and Vinicius Junior. The Spanish giants hope that he will help lead them back to glory after a disappointing 2018-19 season.

Jovic is expected to join Real Madrid this summer in preparation for the upcoming 2019-20 season.

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