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Fresh from missing out on top summer target Eberechi Eze, Tottenham Hotspur are desperate to bring in attacking reinforcements in the final days of the transfer window.

The club have recently proposed a loan offer for Real Madrid starlet Rodrygo, although it is unlikely that the Brazilian international would want to join the Lilywhites.

In light of their recent failures in the market, Spurs are now targeting a move for former Real Madrid player Nico Paz.

Tottenham want to sign Paz

This is according to the Telegraph, which suggests that Spurs are eyeing a move for Paz as an alternative to the club’s main target Maghnes Akliouche.

Paz was one of Serie A’s rising star last season as he impressed onlookers with his creativity in the final third.

Spurs’ interest in Paz is quite interesting for Real Madrid’s perspective as the club still retain control of the player’s future.

Indeed, Los Blancos hold a buyback clause in the Argentine starlet and have the opportunity to bring back the youngster in less than €10 million.

If Spurs do approach the player this summer, Real Madrid will have the option to bring him back and then perhaps sell him immediately for a quick profit.

The Spanish giants, though, would idelly want to see Paz remain at Como next season so that the youngster can continue his rapid progress under Cesc Fabregas.

Another impressive season in Serie A, after all, could go a long way in skyrocketing Paz’s valuation, thus making it all the more lucrative for Real Madrid to cash in on the player.

Alternatively, Real Madrid can always bring back Paz and make him a part of the first-team, especially if Rodrygo does end up leaving the club this summer.

The past 12-24 hours have seen some dramatic action in the Premier League transfer market involving two of the traditional ‘Big Six’ clubs.

Tottenham Hotspur appeared poised to sign Crystal Palace winger Eberechi Eze for a fee of around €60 million.

However, following an injury blow to Kai Havertz, Spurs’ bitter rivals Arsenal moved decisively for the winger and now appear primed to secure his signing from Palace, with the deal likely to be made official on Friday.

Tottenham to move for Savinho, leading to Man City raid for Rodrygo

As such, GloboEsporte (h/t Mundo Deportivo), Tottenham’s response to this has been to increase their offer for Manchester City winger Savinho.

The north London club are putting €80 million on the table to sign the Brazilian winger, a player Pep Guardiola has stated he wants to keep.

If the move were to happen, Manchester City would not stand still. They would immediately turn their focus to Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes.

The 24-year-old finds himself in a complicated situation at the Santiago Bernabeu but is highly admired by Guardiola.

The move appeared to have stalled with Savinho’s exit blocked, but with the young winger now back on Tottenham’s agenda, it could prompt Manchester City revisit their interest in Rodrygo.

The Brazilian international did not play even a single minute in Real Madrid’s La Liga opener against Osasuna on Tuesday. Unless the situation improves, an exit could be on the horizon before the transfer window closes.

Real Madrid are beginning to weigh up the possibility of selling Vinicius Jr. in 2026, according to reports from SPORT.

The Brazilian forward’s contract renewal talks have stalled, creating a tense standoff between the player and club president Florentino Pérez.

Vinicius is asking for a significant pay rise in his new deal, but Real Madrid are refusing to meet his demands.

For now, Florentino Perez has tabled a counteroffer, yet the 24-year-old is unwilling to compromise.

His current contract runs until 2027, and his plan is to serve the two years left before leaving as a free agent to whichever club meets his salary expectations.

This development has frustrated Madrid’s hierarchy, who feel misled after previously believing an agreement had been reached.

The club had even leaked news of a supposed renewal, only for talks to collapse shortly after. Perez is now seriously considering a transfer for the winger as early as next summer if the situation does not improve.

What is Real Madrid’s plan then?

Meanwhile, the uncertainty surrounding Vinicius is indirectly opening doors for his teammate Rodrygo. Both Brazilians favour the left wing, yet Vinicius has always been the first-choice option.

Should Real Madrid move Vinicius on, Rodrygo would finally get the continuity and opportunities he has long been seeking.

Vinicius’ situation is proving more complicated than expected. He is now in his eighth season at the Santiago Bernabeu, with the club having stood by him through injuries, poor form, and heated controversies with opponents, referees, and even fans.

However, Madrid are starting to tire of his demands and off-field distractions. The loyalty shown to him for years could soon turn into frustration, making a departure more likely than ever.

With the clock ticking on his contract, the club may be forced to make a decisive move sooner rather than later to avoid losing one of their biggest assets for free.

Tottenham Hotspur are stepping up their search for attacking reinforcements after missing out on Real Madrid winger Rodrygo.

According to Fichajes, Spurs have now turned their attention to Brahim Diaz, another standout from the Bernabeu.

The North London club is reportedly exploring urgent options to bolster their midfield and attack following the departure of Heung-min Son to MLS.

Among the candidates gaining momentum is Brahim, whose performances last season have caught the eye of several top clubs.

His goalscoring ability, along with his technical skill and ability to adapt quickly to the English style, make him a highly attractive option.

Real Madrid and Brahim not considering exit

Despite Tottenham’s growing interest and willingness to spend, Brahim Diaz appears off-limits.

Real Madrid have no plans to sell the Moroccan international, who is close to signing a new contract after a solid campaign that saw him become a key figure in the squad.

Meanwhile, new manager Xabi Alonso, who is preparing for a demanding season both in La Liga and Europe, considers Brahim essential to his tactical setup.

Brahim, who has attracted interets from Serie A teams as well, has proven himself to be a versatile attacker, capable of playing across the entire front line.

Real Madrid value Brahim

His ability to come off the bench and change the course of games has made him one of Madrid’s most reliable impact players. Within the dressing room, he has earned the respect of teammates and coaching staff alike.

Moreover, Brahim has made it clear that he’s committed to staying at Real Madrid, making a Premier League switch highly unlikely.

While Tottenham may continue to monitor the situation, neither the player nor the club seem interested in altering their plans.

For now, it seems Tottenham will need to look elsewhere, as Brahim Diaz remains firmly part of Real Madrid’s future.

There is little doubt that Rodrygo Goes’ importance at Real Madrid is set to shrink next season, especially with the new manager Xabi Alonso largely relying on a system with just two forwards.

His lack of prominence in the FIFA Club World Cup only served as a trailer for the harsh reality that is going to unfold and there is thus no surprise that the player is largely being linked with a move away from the club.

The Premier League has been known to be his preferred destination for a long time now and Liverpool and Arsenal have been linked with his signing for a while now.

Earlier this week, Tottenham Hotspur entered the race as well and quickly emerged as a party serious about his acquisition.

Rejected by the player

As relayed in a recent report by Santi Aouna, Rodrygo has no interest in joining Spurs despite the club’s interest and reports linking him to the Premier League side.

While Thomas Frank’s men have indeed registered interest in the Real Madrid star, there are no talks ongoing between Real Madrid and Tottenham as of now.

From the player’s perspective, Rodrygo feels he deserves to play for a club bigger than Spurs if he is leaving Real Madrid this summer.

While the statement may appear disrespectful to the English side, the fact remains that Rodrygo is a player who deserves to start for a club genuinely contending for all trophies including the UEFA Champions League.

Tottenham Hotspur finished 17th in the Premier League last season, just above the relegation zone, and were poor in every sense of the word.

They did go on to win the UEFA Europa League and thus qualified for the UCL, but it is clear that they are far from a complete project.

It remains to be seen what comes of Rodrygo’s future and whether the potential moves to Liverpool or Arsenal go through.

Real Madrid have held internal discussions about the possible signing of Club Brugge midfielder Ardon Jashari, as reported by Defensa Central.

The Swiss international is up for sale this summer, and AC Milan were believed to be leading the race. However, the Belgian club’s asking price of €40 million is proving to be a major stumbling block.

Although Jashari has caught the attention of several top European clubs, Milan are hesitant to meet the fee demanded.

Real Madrid, meanwhile, did take time to assess the player, holding multiple conversations at within the club about his potential fit in the team.

Given that strengthening the midfield is something manager Xabi Alonso has pushed for recently, Jashari’s name naturally came up in those talks.

Jashari not living upto the expectations

Despite these discussions, sources close to the club claim that Jashari is not seen as the right fit.

Alonso, along with the club’s decision-makers, reportedly feels that the 22-year-old lacks the quality required to make an immediate impact at the Santiago Bernabeu.

This has cooled the club’s interest, and barring an unexpected change, Real Madrid are unlikely to move forward with a bid.

Instead, the focus within the club has shifted to other matters. The priority is currently on trimming the squad and managing player exits.

Officials believe the key objectives of the transfer window have already been met, especially the aim to bring fresh energy into the backline.

Transfer needs are already addressed

The arrival of promising talents like Dean Huijsen, Franco Mastantuono, Alvaro Carreras, and the experienced Trent Alexander-Arnold has helped strengthen and modernise the defence.

With that part of the plan checked off, Real Madrid are no longer desperate to make big moves in midfield unless a top-tier opportunity becomes available.

For now, the chapter on Ardon Jashari appears to be closed.

Tottenham Hotspur have emerged as the latest club to be linked with a move for Real Madrid forward Rodrygo.

The Real Madrid forward has found himself in a precarious situation this summer, with his role for next season not yet defined and likely to dwindle under Xabi Alonso.

This has led to widespread speculation over his future at Real Madrid, with Spurs emerging as one of the potential destinations.

Tottenham seek Real Madrid approval

According to AS, Tottenham have already started laying the groundwork for their pursuit of Rodrygo this summer.

It appears the Premier League giants have sought Real Madrid’s permission to speak with the Brazilian international.

Spurs are likely approaching Rodrygo in an attempt to convince the Real Madrid ace of their project under new coach Thomas Frank.

Spurs have already have spent €150 million this summer on new signings such as Mohammed Kudus, Mathys Tel and Kevin Danso among others.

However, the Lilywhites require that zest out wide which is missing and that is where Rodrygo comes into the fray.

That being said, signing the Brazilian international won’t be a straightforward task, with Real Madrid valuing at him at around €90 million.

Real Madrid have made it very clear in the recent past that the club are not looking to sell any of their players on cut price deals. Rodrygo is no exception.

Tottenham’s negotiator Daniel Levy is only open to either paying €90 million for Rodrygo or pay the forward’s hefty €10 million salary package. But not both at once.

Therefore, negotiations with Rodrygo will be key in not only convincing him of the Spurs project but also to lower his salary demands.

Real Madrid’s style of football has well and truly evolved over the years, under various managers and adapting to various player profiles available in different periods of time.

What has remained largely constant, however, is the importance of full-backs in the team’s style especially for their explosive attacking transitions and ability going forward.

Marcelo, at left-back, defined an era for Los Blancos and firmly established himself as the best attacking full-back on the planet during his time at the club. Since his departure, however, Real Madrid failed to fill that void.

Weight on Alvaro Carreras’ shoulders

Earlier this summer, the men in white announced the signing of Alvaro Carreras from Benfica as the latest addition to Xabi Alonso’s squad and it has been clear that the Spaniard will be the manager’s go-to choice in the position.

It is clear that Carreras faces a near-impossible challenge in filling Marcelo’s shoes and bringing back attacking flair to Real Madrid’s left flank. AS, however, relay in a recent report that the management have complete faith in him and believes in him.

Ferland Mendy and Fran Garcia will both compete strongly with the new arrival in terms of minutes, but given that neither player has succeeded in establishing themself as a regular starter shows that the position is Carreras’ to lose.

The former academy graduate has returned home as the club’s second most expensive defensive signing in history and it is clear that the pressure will be on him.

Xabi Alonso and Co., however, see him as one of the first names on the team sheet.

Carreras will begin training at the club’s facilities later this month and will look to bring back the glory to Real Madrid’s left-back department. Only time will tell if he has it in him to go down as the next legendary player in that position.

One of the biggest decisions Real Madrid have to make this summer is concerning the future of forward Rodrygo Goes.

The 24-year-old forward has seen his stock decline in recent months, leading to question marks over his continuity at the Santiago Bernabeu.

There is no shortage of interest in the Brazilian international, with a number of top teams in the Premier League looking at him as a potential target.

Tottenham in talks for Rodrygo

Indeed, according to journalist Ramon Alvarez, Tottenham Hotspur have opened talks for Rodrygo this summer, while waiting to see if Liverpool also make a move for him.

The Reds are in the market for more attacking reinforcements and have had Rodrygo on their agenda for a while now.

However, it is unclear if they are willing to spend big on the Real Madrid ace, considering they are also going after the signing of Alexander Isak.

Meanwhile, Tottenham have opened talks for the 24-year-old attacker, hoping to lay the groundwork for the deal.

Rodrygo, for his part, is yet to make a firm decision on his next move and is open to all possibilities at the moment.

As such, it is not entirely ruled out that the former Santos FC wonderkid ends up staying at the Santiago Bernabeu beyond the summer transfer window.

Rodrygo’s current contract with Real Madrid runs until the summer of 2028. Any move is expected to cost around €100 million – a figure that Tottenham will likely be reluctant to meet.

There has been a mass exodus from Real Madrid Castilla in recent days, and now, young defender Lorenzo Aguado appears to be joining his teammates on their way out.

The youngster, despite being a primary pillar for the Castilla team, has been linked with a departure from the club in recent days and second-division club Albacete have emerged as a serious suitor.

At this point, even though unconfirmed officially, the young right-back appears set to join Albacete. And the player confirmed his departure from the Santiago Bernabeu earlier today.

Aguado’s farewell

Taking to his Instagram and bidding Real Madrid farewell before his move is official, the 22-year-old right-back penned out his gratitude to the club and how he has grown in the Spanish capital and refined his game.

“It’s not easy to put into words what it feels like to close out such an intense and special period as the one I’ve experienced during these 15 years at Real Madrid. Not even I imagined how far this journey would take me,” he began.

“I’m the youth player who has been at the club the longest, even making my first-team debut. I can say I’ve fulfilled a dream,” he added.

Confirming that he will be leaving the club in the coming days, Aguado described the honour it gave him to defend the Real Madrid crest all these years.

“Today I say goodbye with my head held high and my heart full. It’s been an honour to wear this shirt and defend these colours.”

“But what I’ll truly take with me are the people: teammates who stopped being just that to become part of my family, coaches who have guided and taught me, and all the club staff who, from behind the scenes, work every day so we can give our best,” he added on all the staff and players he has worked with.

The youth star then went on to detail what he has learnt at the club over the years and how it has helped him grow into a complete and prepared footballer in every sense.

“Real Madrid has taught me to be strong in the face of adversity, to get back up when things aren’t going my way, and to believe in myself even in the most difficult moments.”

“I’m taking with me unforgettable memories, lessons that will shape my career, and the certainty that the Real Madrid spirit lives on in me forever,” he added.

He even penned down a note on the several memories he has made and enjoyed at the club over the years.

“I’m taking with me much more than memories: I’m taking with me a way of understanding football and life.”

“Here, they taught me that at Real Madrid, you can’t give up, that you have to give your all, always, without excuses. And I’ve always kept that ingrained in me,” he added.

Finally, he left a cryptic message that suggested that he had not decided on his next destination but that he would leave the club for certain.

“I don’t know what the future holds, but I do know that this club and this shirt will always be a part of me. Thanks to everyone who has been part of this journey. See you in life. Hala Madrid!“

According to a recent revelation from AS, it has been learned that Tottenham Hotspur have entered the race to sign Real Madrid star Rodrygo, adding more competition to Liverpool’s long-standing interest.

The Brazilian forward is seen as a top target by both clubs, but Tottenham are staying true to their usual transfer policy as they want the player, but only at the right price.

Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is reportedly keen to negotiate a deal for under €90 million. While that figure would still mark a major investment, Levy wants to take advantage of the solid relationship between Tottenham and Real Madrid to drive the price down.

The North London club is looking to make a statement this transfer window and they feel Rodrygo fits that vision perfectly.

Rodrygo’s future under scrutiny

Despite the interest from England, there has been no formal offer made to Real Madrid so far.

It is said that the likes of Arsenal and Liverpool have had informal conversations with Rodrygo’s entourage, but nothing has progressed beyond that stage.

Rodrygo himself is not rushing into any decision. Before considering any offer, the forward wants to sit down with new Madrid manager Xabi Alonso.

The two are expected to have a clear conversation once he returns from his vacation. They will then discuss the player’s role in the team going forward.

It is understood that Rodrygo is aware his place in the squad could become secondary this season, especially with Madrid’s attacking depth and the growth of Gonzalo Garcia.

This is why the player is open to leaving if his importance in the squad is reduced, but he wants to hear it directly from Alonso before making any decision.

For now, Tottenham and Liverpool are waiting for clarity, knowing that if Rodrygo decides to leave, the competition will be fierce and likely expensive.

Real Madrid’s interest in Tottenham Hotspur full-back Pedro Porro has been a subject of discussion recently, as highlighted by David Alonso in AS.

While Porro is a strong candidate to bolster Madrid’s defensive line, the biggest challenge lies in the financial demands of his Premier League club.

The Spanish giants have been monitoring Porro for some time, and it is clear that the player himself is intrigued by their interest.

Porro has often been discussed as a potential successor to Dani Carvajal in Madrid’s plans. However, Real Madrid are also weighing their options, including Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is an attractive choice due to his exceptional attacking capabilities.

Financial difficulty in signing Porro

Despite his strengths, Alexander-Arnold’s defensive performances have raised concerns. His contract runs until 2025, making him a prominent candidate for the right-back role.

On the other hand, Porro offers a more balanced profile, particularly in his defensive game, but his cost is significantly higher. Tottenham signed him from Sporting for €47.5 million less than two years ago, and his contract doesn’t expire until 2028.

This is a reason enough for Tottenham to protect their prized asset and in that regard, Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will certainly not accept anything less than €70 million for the Spaniard.

Competition for Porro

Adding to the complexity is the intense competition for Porro’s signature. Reports suggest that Manchester United could also pursue the Spaniard.

Ruben Amorim, who previously coached Porro at Sporting CP, shares an excellent relationship with the defender, which could play a crucial role in Manchester United’s plans.

Meanwhile, Manchester City’s sporting director Hugo Viana, who was instrumental in bringing Porro to Portugal during his time at Sporting, may also factor into the equation.

Porro has already welcomed a move to Real Madrid. However, navigating the obstacles presented by Levy’s tough negotiating stance and Alexander-Arnold’s availability remains a daunting task for Madrid.

A recent report from Fichajes has revealed that three major clubs—AC Milan, Juventus, and Liverpool—are competing for the signature of Real Madrid forward Brahim Diaz.

The Spanish player has had a turbulent time since returning to Madrid after a successful loan spell at AC Milan, where he was a standout performer.

While his time with Milan saw him become an integral part of the team, his return has not had the desired effect, with limited playing time and fewer opportunities.

Severe interest from Italy

AC Milan, where Brahim flourished for three seasons, are reportedly interested in bringing him back. His creativity and ability to perform in critical moments made him a key figure at San Siro.

The Milan board is considering a reunion, offering him a guaranteed starting role and a familiar environment where he previously enjoyed success. This could be an attractive option for Brahim, who is familiar with the club’s playing style and culture.

Juventus, now under coach Thiago Motta, are another club that see the Moroccan as a valuable asset. The Italian side is looking for a versatile attacking player who can operate both on the wings and in central positions, and Brahim fits this description.

His flexibility and technical skills make him an ideal addition to Juventus, who are aiming to strengthen their offensive play and add more creativity to their squad.

Then there is Liverpool

Lastly, Liverpool is also showing interest in the 25-year-old, especially with the uncertainty surrounding Mohamed Salah’s contract renewal.

Their manager Arne Slot reportedly sees Brahim as an exciting option for the Reds, valuing his vision, dynamism, and ability to make things happen on the field. If Brahim moves to Liverpool, he could play a significant role in their attacking line-up.

Despite the growing interest from these clubs, Real Madrid have made it clear that Brahim is still an important part of their plans.

With several injuries in the squad, Madrid may need his depth and versatility as they go through a busy season. However, his future at the club remains uncertain, with these three top clubs eager to secure his services for the upcoming transfer windows.

*Player valuation in title obtained from transfermarkt.com on the date of publication.

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Tottenham Hotspur are already planning for a future without Pedro Porro, as the young right-back has caught the attention of Real Madrid, according to a recent report by Mundo Deportivo.

With Porro’s name appearing on Madrid’s radar, Tottenham are actively searching for potential replacements and one name that has emerged as a possibility is Andrei Ratiu, a rising star at Rayo Vallecano.

Ratiu has impressed many with his performances this season, quickly becoming one of the standout players in La Liga.

Important days for Real Madrid

The next few months are set to be significant for the right-back position across Europe, with several key moves expected.

A major point of focus is Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future. The Liverpool full-back’s contract is set to expire in June, and his next move is the subject of much speculation.

Real Madrid are closely monitoring the situation, as they too are in need of a right-back, especially with Dani Carvajal currently sidelined for an unknown period. At the moment, Madrid only has Lucas Vazquez, who is primarily a winger, filling in at right-back.

Should Alexander-Arnold choose to stay at Liverpool, Real Madrid may turn their attention to Pedro Porro as a viable option to bolster their defensive ranks.

Tottenham in trouble

This would leave Tottenham in a difficult position, potentially losing a key player they brought in during January 2023. As a result, Tottenham have shifted focus to Ratiu, who has made a strong impression with Rayo Vallecano this season.

The Romanian full-back has played in nine matches, contributing with one goal and one assist. Ratiu has a release clause of €25 million, a relatively low figure considering his potential.

His development has been rapid, and there is plenty of room for him to continue growing. Rayo Vallecano, however, hopes to keep him until at least the summer, as they recognise his importance to the team.

Real Madrid dished out their best performance of the season against Osasuna earlier today at the Santiago Bernabeu, scoring four goals past the Pamplona-based side.

The game was reminiscent of the team’s form last season as Vinicius Jr starred with a stunning hat-trick while Jude Bellingham also found the back of the net for the first time this season.

While positives were abundant, it was also a very costly night for Los Blancos, as three players—Rodrygo, Eder Militao, and Lucas Vazquez — went off injured during the game.

Carlo Ancelotti addressed the media after Real Madrid’s day out against Osasuna, and needless to say, began by speaking on the elephant in the room – the three injuries.

“They’re evaluating the 3 injuries right now,” he said.

Vinicius makes the difference

The manager laid special praise on the biggest positive takeaway on the night – Vinicius Jr’s hat-trick.

“For us, Vinicius is a player who makes a difference. He has done it again today just like other times. The Golden Ball gala is a small detail that has not affected him.”

“Many times they come to the bench to celebrate. Vinicius is a player who scores and will continue to make a difference. He is a very important player for us,” he added.

He even gave his two cents on Jude Bellingham who finally scored his first goal of the season.

“Bellingham? The goal is a small part of a game that he played very well defensively and offensively. The goal was a reward.”

On young Raul Asencio who made his debut for the senior team on the night and struck gold with an assist, he stated that the youngster would be important going forward.

“Raul has played very well, with personality and has given the assist in the second goal. It has been a nice surprise and we have to thank the work they have done with him in Castilla. He’s a player we need right now.”

He also spoke on the possibility of roping in more players from the academy and named players who interested him.

“We are evaluating right-backs like Fortea, Loren or Melvin. They are players who are not ready yet, but who can be part of the team as Raul (Asencio) has done today.”

“The pity is that centres like Jacobo and Joan Martínez have been injured. Raul has done very well in Castilla and now he will be with us,” he added.

A lot had been said about Kylian Mbappe’s struggles in recent weeks, but the manager retained confidence in the Frenchman and praised him for tangible improvement.

“Mbappe made a lot of great moves. It’s a matter of time before he scores again.”

Ancelotti is happy with the team’s performance

Commenting on his team’s overall play on the night and what made his side special, he said,

“The great thing about this team is that they’re not just players but also die-hard fans of Real Madrid.”

With a win after two straight defeats, Ancelotti emphasised what his side did differently against Osasuna, saying,

“The game has been good. We started controlling it well, without too much hurry and when we opened the score with Vinicius the game went well.”

“The team showed a good version, with more attitude and commitment. The problem is the three injuries of the first part, which we are now evaluating,” he added.

On what the X-factor was one the night, Ancelotti said,

“The team has improved its attitude at the defensive level, we have been orderly, without risks, and with a good collective commitment. That’s what has made the difference in the game.”

Ancelotti’s words on the three injuries

The Italian gaffer also utilised the stage to lash out at the hectic calendar and how it was not normal to face so many injuries.

“Three injuries in the 1st half is not normal. This calendar doesn’t allow players to rest.”

With three fresh injury blows, Ancelotti was asked if the winter transfer market was finally turning into a serious opportunity for Los Blancos.

“We will evaluate in the coming months because now there is nothing to do. We must try to recover the maximum possible players and we will evaluate what can be done.”

“I don’t think about the transfer market because we have games until the Christmas break. I have to prepare the games with the players I have,” he continued.

Source: Real Madrid