Real Madrid agree a deal to sign France centre-back Ibrahima Konate from Liverpool, with multiple reports stating the contract runs for four years. The arrangement takes effect when Konate’s Liverpool contract ends at the end of June, with BBC and others describing him as leaving Anfield after failing to renew his previous deal. Several outlets report that Real Madrid confirm the signing and that Konate joins the club for the next four seasons, described as running until 30 June 2030. Al Jazeera and other sources note Konate is currently with France at the World Cup, and that his move is timed for the summer transfer period. The42 and Free Malaysia Today also link the signing to Real Madrid’s coaching setup under José Mourinho, though the specific contract terms beyond duration are not consistently detailed across all reports. Overall, the sources agree on the destination, the length of the contract, and the timing around Konate’s departure from Liverpool, presenting it as a free-agent-type transfer following his exit from Anfield.