There are several open folders on Real Madrid's desk for next season. Not only regarding signings, but also departures. Nobody expected before the Club World Cup that Xabi Alonso would have to choose between Gonzalo García or Endrick, but that's exactly what has happened.
Gonzalo has performed excellently in the World Cup, starting due to Mbappé's problems. He has played six matches at an excellent level, being Madrid's top scorer with 4 goals. He is exactly the type of "9" Xabi Alonso wants in his squad and he has made a clear decision: Endrick doesn't fit and must leave.

"They want to sell him"
Josep Pedrerol surprised viewers on the latest episode of "El Chiringuito", revealing what has happened in the squad's planning. The Catalan announced that the plan is to keep Gonzalo García for next season, opening the exit door for the young Brazilian striker.
"Gonzalo might stay at Real Madrid. The club is analyzing, because it doesn't make sense for both Gonzalo and Endrick to stay, one has to leave. For now, Gonzalo García has more market value and it's easier for Gonzalo to leave than Endrick, but Real Madrid's intention is for him to stay and for Endrick to leave. However, it's also yet to be seen, because Endrick has a 2-month injury and it's complicated to sell or loan him," said Pedrerol.
Doubts at Real Madrid
Even though Xabi Alonso's decision is clear, there are people at Real Madrid who have doubts. Endrick is only 18 years old and hasn't had many opportunities to show his worth. Last season, he was the top scorer in the Copa del Rey, where he did get some valuable minutes.

A year ago, a very large investment was made for the Brazilian that could reach €72 million. If he were to leave, it would mean admitting a mistake. His departure isn't easy either, since he has relapsed from his injury, being sidelined for 2 more months when nobody expected it.
In this scenario, Florentino Pérez will have to step in. Endrick was his bet, while Xabi Alonso prefers Gonzalo García. This looks set to be the saga of the summer...