NAPOLI star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's agent has revealed his the star's preferred transfer if he were to leave the club would be to Real Madrid.
Kvaratskhelia has made headlines around the world this season as he has scored 12 goals and bagged 15 assists in 26 matches across all competitions.
That has led to interest from the likes of Newcastle, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and the winger's favourite club Real ahead of the summer transfer window.
The Georgia international's agent Mamuka Jugheli suggested the reigning Spanish champions have the advantage in the ongoing bidding war.
That is because the 22-year-old is a lifelong "Madridista", even though his rep and father are big Barcelona fans.
However, Kvaratskhelia remains focused on the Partenopei amid a stunning campaign for Luciano Spalletti's men.
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Jugheli told Geo Team: “His father and I are Barca fans, but Kvara loves Real Madrid.
"If I see him in a Barca shirt I'll be happy, but he's Madridista.
“Napoli director asks me not to be in a hurry — Kvara likes everything in Napoli."
This comes after Kvaratskhelia's suitors were handed a major blow in their bid to land the scintillating forward.
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That is because Napoli will sit down with his representatives at the end of the campaign and offer a deal worth £2.2million-a-season, plus bonuses, until 2028.
That sum works out at around £42,000-a-week before add-ons.
The Georgian has been tremendously influential at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona with the Serie A giants on course for their first title in 33 years.
Spalletti's men are 18 points clear from second-placed Inter Milan and set for the Champions League quarter-finals after winning 2-0 at Eintracht Frankfurt in the Last 16.
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