Real Madrid hasn't finished, not by a long shot, planning its squad for next season. More signings are expected, but also some departures, some even unpopular. Eduardo Inda has spoken about this, who, as he does every Monday, has provided updates on the Merengue team in his section on "El Chiringuito". The arrival of Franco Mastantuono forces a farewell from someone who plays in his same position, with three candidates on the table.
Eduardo Inda gives the latest on Real Madrid
"Mastantuono's arrival forces one of the players who play in his same position to leave," Inda began. In this regard, he was more clear: "I'm talking about Brahim, who's renewed, but that doesn't mean he's going to stay. Rodrygo, a player Xabi Alonso wants to try out in the Club World Cup..."
The main surprise is the following: "Then there's Arda Güler, who's had several offers... But Real Madrid has rejected them because Xabi Alonso wants to try him out. The Turk would be the one with the most chances to leave on loan."
Rodrygo has more chances
Real Madrid's squad is close to the limit, and with the arrival of the Argentine, Florentino Pérez and the board will have to make important decisions. To keep the financial and sporting balance, a departure in the attacking area will be necessary. Of the three, the main candidate to leave the white club is Rodrygo Goes.
Of the three names Eduardo Inda has put forward (Rodrygo, Brahim Díaz, and Arda Güler), the Brazilian is the one with the most chances to leave. Despite his quality and his years of good performance at the club, his role in the team has lost strength. Xabi Alonso still doesn't trust him as a starter, and with the signing of Mastantuono, one of the coach's biggest bets, his prominence could be even further reduced.
Rodrygo has a market, especially in the Premier League, where several clubs would be willing to pay between €90 and €100 million. This operation would allow Real Madrid to balance its accounts after major investments such as those of Huijsen, Alexander-Arnold, Mastantuono, and the imminent signing of Álvaro Carreras.
Rodrygo's future seems to be further and further from Santiago Bernabéu...