Real Madrid sign Dutch defender Denzel Dumfries from Inter Milan, with the Spanish club announcing the deal as part of its summer squad overhaul. Madrid says Dumfries has agreed to join the club for the next four seasons, running until June 30, 2030. Multiple outlets report a fee of around €20 million, though one source notes the clubs do not disclose the amount publicly and that media reports point to a €20 million release clause. Dumfries, 30, is an attacking right-back who has played for the Netherlands at the World Cup, reaching the round of 32 before elimination on penalties by Morocco. At Inter, he spent five seasons after joining from PSV Eindhoven in 2021, winning two Serie A titles and reaching the Champions League final twice as runners-up. The signing adds competition at right-back alongside Trent Alexander-Arnold. It is also Real Madrid’s fourth addition of the summer, after earlier signings of Marc Cucurella, Bernardo Silva and Ibrahima Konate.