Real Madrid’s management has begun finalizing the list of players who will leave during the summer transfer window after manager José Mourinho made his decisions regarding several players as part of the team’s rebuilding plan for the new season.
The club aims to reduce the size of the squad to make room for new signings while also giving some young talents the opportunity to gain more playing time away from the Santiago Bernabéu.
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Mourinho Finalizes the List of Departing Players
According to the Spanish newspaper Marca, Mourinho has decided that several players will leave after the club strengthened the squad with a number of signings during the summer transfer window, most notably Yann Diomande, Bernardo Silva, Marc Cucurella, Ibrahima Konaté, and Denzel Dumfries.
Reports indicate that Raúl Asensio, Andrés Mandzukic, and Eduardo Camavinga top the list of players likely to leave Real Madrid, while Argentine youngster Franco Mastantono is expected to leave on loan to gain more experience and regular playing time.
Camavinga Could Pave the Way for Rodri’s Transfer
The newspaper revealed that Real Madrid’s management is open to considering the sale of Camavinga if a suitable offer arrives. Such a move could provide the necessary funds to finance the signing of Rodri, the Manchester City star, who is one of the club’s top targets to strengthen the midfield.
Is Gonzalo Garcia Out of the Plans?
Meanwhile, Mourinho remains determined to keep young striker Gonzalo Garcia, who has impressed the coaching staff. He is viewed as the only striker in the squad capable of playing as a traditional center forward, and he is expected to receive more opportunities next season.
The report also indicated that Franco Mastantono has made a positive impression since joining, but the prevailing view within Real Madrid is to send him out on loan temporarily to give him the opportunity to develop before returning to compete for a starting place in the future.
