In the summer, Lazio deemed Gila non-transferable, rejecting even the rumors suggesting Real Madrid's interest in re-signing the player. Real Madrid has a clause in the agreement from his transfer to Lazio in 2022 that gives them a sort of precedence.

Mario Gila, who was formed at Madrid, has been playing for Lazio since 2022. Real Madrid is considering bringing him back. The European champions have a buy-back clause estimated at eight million euros.

Real Madrid is gearing up to bounce back after the unsuccessful pursuit of Leny Yoro. According to As, the Merengues have now set their sights on Mario Gila. The Barcelona-born player could potentially replace Nacho Fernandez, who recently moved to the same Saudi Arabian club as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Trained at Real Madrid, Gila joined Lazio in 2022 for 6 million euros, with the Spanish club retaining 50% of his rights. This puts Real Madrid in a favorable position for a buyback, as Florentino Perez would only need to pay half of Lazio's asking price for Gila. The player recently suffered what appeared to be a toe fracture, which initially cast doubt on Real's interest. However, the injury is less serious than initially thought, and the Casa Blanca may still pursue their former player.

Mario Gila is on Real Madrid's radar as a potential center-back acquisition. Gila, who has been with Lazio for two seasons and emerged as a crucial part of their defense, saw 50% of his rights sold by Real Madrid in 2022 for six million euros. This means Real Madrid would only need to pay half of Lazio's valuation, pending an agreement. His recent foot injury is less serious than first feared, with a recovery time expected to be under a month. While Gila has expressed his dedication to Lazio, he acknowledges that a return to Real Madrid is always a possibility.