Real Madrid are not done in the transfer market, will push to close departures

Real Madrid are not done in the transfer market, will push to close departures As relayed in a recent report by  MARCA , the summer of 2026 has been one of Real Madrid’s most intense transfer windows in recent years, and for good reason. With the club going trophy-less for two straight seasons, the pressure was on Florentino Perez to reply with productive transfers and he has done well by bringing in world-class players. Including player renewals, departures, arrivals and managerial movements, Los Blancos have completed a staggering 24 operations this summer. The Spanish outlet now confirms that Real Madrid’s transfer window is not closed and that there are more operations to be closed. Objective departure Real Madrid’s 24 operations so far span from Dani Carvajal’s departure to  Franco Mastantuono’s recent exit . There will be a 25th, and possibly even more, but they will likely be departure operations. Mastantuono’s departure is Real Madrid’s latest operation. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images) Los Blancos have already completed the bulk of the signings they desired and are relatively well-stacked in the dressing room as matters stand. With 25 days left on the market, they now prioritise exits to make space on the first-team roster and the salary bill. So far, most of Real Madrid’s sales have come from movements of academy players, but now there will be an effort to see first-team members make their way out of the club. Four possible candidates On that front, MARCA even go on to label the four players who Real Madrid see as possible candidates to leave in the coming weeks. Asencio is seen as a strong candidate to leave. (Photo by Fran Santiago/Getty Images) For starters, young midfielder and last season’s breakout star Thiago Pitarch is said to be close to an exit, but his injury reduces the chances significantly. Fulham are interested and it remains to be seen if an agreement can be worked out. Raul Asencio is another star who is currently injured but also linked with a departure. Jose Mourinho has informed the player that he does not count on him, and it remains to be seen if Asencio can find a suitor who offers him regular minutes. Eduardo Camavinga is the third exit-linked player, although his situation is more obscure. While the club are open to selling him, the player is resisting and insists on staying and proving his worth. Finally, Endrick has been  linked with an exit  to the Premier League, especially after the arrival of Carlos Espi.