According to Marca, Real Madrid had seemingly completed all their operations in the summer transfer market with the signings of Mbappe and Endrick giving Coach Ancelotti’s squad a very complete look. However, recent developments suggest that the door in the transfer market might not be entirely closed.
The shift began with Ceballos’ reconsideration of his future career. According to Marca, the midfielder has decided to end his journey at Real Madrid. This decision has forced the club to reconsider whether they need to act in the transfer market. Real Madrid is willing to put a price tag on Ceballos and accept offers from other teams, consistent with their strategy of only keeping players who truly wish to stay.
Ceballos’ potential departure has prompted Real Madrid to reassess its transfer strategy. In the final days before the transfer window closes, the team may reopen the transfer market to strengthen the squad. While the closing of the transfer window marks a clear deadline for contracted players, this restriction does not apply to free agents. Therefore, Real Madrid may closely monitor the free agent market during this period to address the lack of depth in the midfield.
The departures of Nico Paz and Mario Martin, coupled with Camavinga’s injury, have made the depth of the midfield roster tight, especially now that Ceballos is also considering leaving. Thus, even with just two days left in the transfer window, Real Madrid is considering whether it needs to bring in a new midfielder.
Although British media reported on Wednesday about Real Madrid’s interest in Manchester City’s Rodri, the club is not particularly interested in such large-scale deals, especially given Rodri’s close ties with Manchester City. However, if Ceballos ultimately leaves, Real Madrid may seriously consider options in the market to ensure the team has sufficient depth in midfield to face the challenges of the new season.
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