Real Madrid Hasnt Received Offers for Exit-Linked Players

Despite spending over €150 million this summer, Real Madrid have not received any concrete offers for exit-linked stars like Rodrygo, Alaba, or Brahim Diaz. With the squad capped at 25 players, new signings depend on outgoings. However, the club remains calm, expecting possible changes as the transfer window progresses.

As the summer transfer window rolls on, Real Madrid find themselves in a holding pattern regarding player exits. Despite spending over €150 million on incoming transfers and bringing in four new players, the club has yet to receive any concrete offers for those they are open to selling. Key names linked with potential exits include Rodrygo (a target for Liverpool), Brahim Diaz, Ferland Mendy, David Alaba, Endrick, Andriy Lunin, Fran Garcia, Dani Ceballos, and Vinicius Jr., yet no formal negotiations have materialised. Among them, Rodrygo remains the most high-profile case but has shown no intention to leave. Alaba even turned down a free exit despite his contract running until 2026.

With the squad capped at 25 players, Real Madrid cannot register any more signings unless outgoings occur. Club sources remain calm, suggesting “the summer is long,” but for now, both departures and arrivals are on pause.

Meanwhile, in a rare outing, 20-year-old midfielder Chema Andres is set to join VfB Stuttgart for €3 million. Having come through La Fabrica since 2018, Chema made 35 appearances for Castilla and three for the senior team. Madrid is expected to retain a buyback clause and sell-on percentage in its deal.