According to a report from To contractReal Madrid is preparing an important shake-up in the upcoming summer transfer window, with a possible departure of Lucas Wazkease, David Alba and Fran Garcia.
The outlet mentions that these changes are seen as part of a comprehensive strategy to rejuvenate the squad again and make place for fresh reinforcement.
Starting with Vazakwez, experienced right-back has long been a trusted team player. However, with the set of its contract to end at the end of the season, the indications point to a farewell.
Wazakwes has served as a solid backup option, especially in the absence of Dani Karvajal due to injury, but the club is allegedly looking to bring it into a young profile to ensure longevity and more consistent quality.
What about Alba and Garcia?
The situation with Alaba is slightly more complicated. Once considering a column of the backline, the Austrian International has suffered a wire of injuries that have greatly limited their influence.
David Alaba is likely to be sold by Real Madrid. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Image)
While the dressing room still has some effects, the club is rapidly concerned about its fitness and availability. If an attractive offer comes, Madrid will consider the methods of farewell.
For Garcia, 25-year-old Madrid re-joined with high expectations, but struggled to make the post his own.
While their energy and effort are not in the question, their performance has been irregular, and they have not yet done their long -term value coaching staff.
Premiere league interest
The interest of Bornmouth and other teams like Juventus and Benfika from the Premier League indicates that Garcia still has fans abroad. Madrid may be ready to cash on it to raise money for more impressive signals.
These potential exit is a clear direction from the management of real Madrid. To refresh the major areas of the squad, especially defense, the club is expected to do bold moves.
This idea is not only to let the players go, but to open space for small, more dynamic profiles, possibly including top-level reinforcement from academy products or transfer markets.