Change is no longer a possibility at Real Madrid – it is becoming an inevitability.
After a disappointing campaign that has raised serious questions about the squad’s balance and long-term direction, the club is now preparing for what could be one of the most significant rebuilds in recent years.
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Reports from Defensa Central suggest that as many as eight players are currently facing uncertain futures, with the club internally assessing who fits into the next phase of the project and who does not.
Three veterans in spotlight
Among the most straightforward cases are David Alaba and Dani Carvajal.
Both players are approaching the end of their contracts, and as things stand, neither is expected to receive an extension.
Unless there is a late and unexpected turnaround, their departures appear almost certain, marking the first steps in what could be a wider squad reset.
Another situation that continues to attract attention is that of Antonio Rudiger. Unlike Alaba and Carvajal, the German defender does have a renewal offer on the table.
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However, the lack of response so far has created uncertainty and the club is reportedly unwilling to improve their current proposal, meaning the next move rests entirely with the player.
Who are the other players?
Further down the squad, several players are facing a different kind of reality.
Camavinga could be sold to generate revenue. (Photo by Adam Pretty/Getty Images)
The likes of Dani Ceballos and Fran Garcia have both struggled for consistent minutes this season.
That lack of involvement has naturally led to frustration, and both players are now open to exploring exits if suitable offers arrive.
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However, the more complex decisions lie elsewhere.
The futures of Eduardo Camavinga, Gonzalo Garcia, and Raul Asencio present a different kind of dilemma.
These are not fringe players lacking quality, but individuals whose roles within the squad are now being reassessed.
Internally, there is a growing belief that certain departures may be necessary to sign new players.
Lastly, there is the unique case of Franco Mastantuono. Unlike others on the list, Real Madrid are not looking to sell him outright.
Instead, the plan is to send the young talent out on loan, allowing him to gain valuable experience before potentially reintegrating into the squad in the future.
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