Despite the farewells to Modrić and Kroos, Real Madrid fans remain enthusiastic about continuing the club’s project in the coming seasons. The current squad possesses remarkable potential that enables it to compete with the best clubs in the world, and optimism is essential for everyone involved. Xavi arrives with great motivation to develop the team and enhance its performance.
This summer, the club is finalizing its transfer market activity, and Xavi will have strong resources within the squad to face the upcoming season. He is very close to achieving his dream and does not want to miss this opportunity.
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According to information from the Spanish newspaper Defensa Central, Guardiola’s plan remains unchanged. He is looking to exchange Rodrygo for Grealish in an attempt to bring the latter to Real Madrid while securing the Brazilian for Manchester City. However, Florentino Pérez will not accept any offer below €100 million—on the condition that the player himself is willing to leave. Real Madrid still values Rodrygo and intends to keep him, but if uncertainty around his future persists, the door to his departure will remain open.
Fabrizio Romano reported on his Twitter account yesterday that Jack Grealish will not feature in Manchester City’s final Premier League match, suggesting that the club considers his departure during the summer transfer window almost inevitable and is already exploring alternatives.
The English club has shown long-standing interest in signing Rodrygo. If they succeed in selling Grealish, it would present the ideal opportunity to bring the Real Madrid forward to the Etihad. So far, Rodrygo has expressed his desire to remain with Los Blancos—the club he has always dreamed of representing.
The transfer market is full of surprises, and a player’s future can change within weeks, days, or even hours. Offers, negotiations, and personal ambitions all play a crucial role in shaping summer transfer outcomes. Therefore, it is wise not to underestimate any development until the window officially closes.
