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Four Real Madrid players who could be on the move this summer as part of summer rebuild
Real Madrid are gearing up for another big transfer window, but before they bring in new talent, they need to free up space and raise funds.
In that regard, according to SPORT, the club is planning to spend close to €200 million this summer. While they are expected to earn some income from the sell-on fees of former players, it won’t be enough to balance the books.
To make room for new arrivals and meet financial targets, Madrid will need to offload players in positions where they have too much depth.
This includes names like David Alaba, Rodrygo, Fran Garcia and Ferland Mendy, all of whom are no longer guaranteed regular playing time.
The club is not pushing anyone out the door, but it is clear that these players face stiff competition and could see their roles reduced next season.
Too many options in defence and attack
In defence, Real Madrid now have a crowded list of centre-backs. The signing of Dean Huijsen adds to a group that already includes Eder Militao, Antonio Rudiger, Raul Asencio and David Alaba. Then there is Aurelien Tchouameni as well, who can be a centre-back.

Given this overload, the Austrian is the one most likely to be moved on. Selling him could bring in a decent transfer fee and help lighten the wage bill.
On the left side of defence, Alvaro Carreras’ arrival makes things tricky for both Mendy and Garcia. Mendy’s recent form and injury record make him a hard sell, but Garcia still has market value thanks to his age and potential.
Then there is Rodrygo
In the attack, Rodrygo’s future is also uncertain. He struggled with being benched last season, and the arrival of Franco Mastantuono could push him even further down the pecking order.
Again, Real Madrid won’t force anyone out, but they are making it clear that playing time will be limited.
If these players want to continue playing regularly, a summer transfer might be the best solution for everyone.
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Injured Real Madrid forward could return earlier than expected – Romano
In what will come as a pleasing development for fans, Fabrizio Romano reports that Real Madrid forward Rodrygo could make a comeback from his injury earlier than expected.
The 25-year-old Brazilian international has been out of action since March after suffering an ACL injury during a La Liga game against Getafe.
Due to the complete rupture of the ACL, coupled with associated meniscus damage, it was suggested that the attacker was staring at a lengthy time out on the sidelines and might not return until 2027.
In fact, the forward’s father, Eric Goes, recently stated in an interview that the Real Madrid ace could be back in February next year, just before the business end of the campaign.
Rodrygo could be back in December

However, as per the update from Romano, Rodrygo’s comeback could happen well before that expected date.
Indeed, if things continue to progress at the current rate, the 25-year-old attacker might return to action in December or by January 2027 at the latest.
This will come as a welcome boost for Jose Mourinho & co., considering that Rodrygo is a valuable player for the team.
Even though he had endured a tough spell prior to his form, the Brazilian’s versatility, work rate off the ball, and eye for a goal make him an asset.
Rodrygo eager to be back at his best
The update from Romano further states that Rodrygo feels very grateful to Real Madrid for all the help and support they have given him during this difficult phase of his career.

As such, the Brazilian international has made it a mission to return to action in the best shape possible and make an impact from the get-go.
The attacker has only recently begun working on the pitch with the ball indicating the significant progress he has made on the road to recovery.
And, if there are no setbacks, Real Madrid could recover one of their ace attackers before the end of the current year.
So far in his career, Rodrygo has made 297 appearances for Real Madrid, scoring 71 goals. He has a contract with the club until 2028.

