I love how everyone just picks up whatever cyclothemic clickbait-mania the media dictates.
Didn't Marca, the newspaper closest to Real Madrid, report this in March?
https://www.marca.com/en/football/real-madrid/2019/03/02/5c79b4c4e5fdeace528b45ca.html
Real Madrid, Manchester United, PSG and Juventus
asked about his situation as the problems began to grow for the player.
Same report has a quote from Wanda on this:
<<"That Mauro hasn't gone to Madrid because of me, as has been said in Spain, is false and we have a lot of respect for Real Madrid," his wife and agent Wanda Nara told MARCA at a hotel in Dubai.>>
Or this in February?
https://www.marca.com/en/football/real-madrid/2019/02/16/5c66f79322601dbd748b4579.html
Does that appear as if Real Madrid did not want to sign Icardi? Or that they did want to sign him but did not because of Wanda? Now we have changed the rhetoric to "Wanda offered Mauro to Real Madrid?"
Now here is how Marca presented the story..
November 2017:
https://www.marca.com/en/football/real-madrid/2017/11/29/5a1eee8046163fab668b4587.html
Real Madrid set eyes on Icardi for January transfer window
Then the same media source, a month later, reports this:
https://www.marca.com/en/football/international-football/2017/12/15/5a3406da468aeb7d718b468d.html
Which is basically Wanda saying that if it were up to Icardi, he'd stay at Inter for his entire career.
Which pretty much cancels everything else that was said, since it's not Wanda's fault that he didn't move but Mauro's reluctance to leave, no?
And the last one before the infamous captaincy stripping:
https://www.marca.com/en/football/real-madrid/2018/07/20/5b510ffdca4741401c8b462a.html
July 2018
<<
Mauro Icardi is once again a potential target for Real Madrid, with Los Blancos looking to strengthen this summer following the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo.
President Florentino Perez promised major signings during Alvaro Odriozola's presentation and Icardi would fit the bill.
The Inter forward was already negotiating with Real Madrid last winter, but Los Blancos rarely make significant investments during that transfer window and no transfer came to fruition.>>
<<Icardi has scored 24 and 29 goals in his past two seasons with Inter and the Italian club appear resigned to losing him.
In fact, they're already started looking for a possible replacement for the man who helped return them to the Champions League, but who hasn't renewed his current deal.>>
That final part refers to the potential Higuain swap that was discussed with Juventus among other things.
There are more articles by Marca that just cancel each other out. In 2-3 weeks time you'll have a new article saying that Icardi never spoke to Real Madrid.