Real Madrid continues to make headlines, both on and off the field. After their victory against Getafe, the focus is already on the next big challenge: Barcelona. However, the club's future isn't limited to just the matches.
Rumors and analyses about the 2025-2026 season are already starting to take shape. Julio Maldini's proposal stands out, as he has suggested a list of key signings for the club's next cycle.
Carlo Ancelotti's Future
One of the topics that continues to make headlines is Carlo Ancelotti's future. Although his contract is hanging in the air, the Italian coach was optimistic in recent statements:
"I love this bench. If one day it ends, I'll tip my hat to this club." Ancelotti was clear about the season's problems: the lack of depth due to injuries and defensive absences.
Although many see Ancelotti out of Real Madrid for the 2025-2026 season, his continuity shouldn't be the only topic of debate. For Julio Maldini, sales and signings will be crucial to defining the team's near future.
Three Sales That Would Generate Revenue
According to Maldini, to make the signings that Real Madrid needs, the club should consider some painful sales. On his YouTube channel, the commentator suggested that Aurélien Tchouaméni, Rodrygo Goes, and Arda Güler, in addition to Ferland Mendy, should be sold. These departures could generate up to 250 million euros, which would allow Florentino Pérez and José Ángel Sánchez to significantly strengthen the squad.
The most surprising of these sales could be Arda Güler, who arrived as one of the most desired promises. Maldini explained that, although he has talent, the Turk hasn't shown his level on the field, and a sale could be the best for everyone.
Signings That Would Bring a New Air
To improve the squad and provide more depth, Maldini proposed a list of eight signings that, in his opinion, could transform Real Madrid.
Among them, names like the young center-back Dean Huijsen, left-back Alejandro Grimaldo, midfielder Alexis Mac Allister, and the talented Enzo Fernández stand out. These players would bring not only quality but also youth, something the team needs to face upcoming challenges.
Maldini also mentioned Argentine Alexis Mac Allister and attacking midfielder Michael Olise, who would offer versatility and creativity on the field.
Not forgetting Nico Paz, Real Madrid's young gem, who has the potential to be a key piece in the future. Benjamin Sesko, a young forward with great projection, is also included in the list.
The journalist highlighted that, although they aren't stars, these signings would balance youth and experience in the squad.