The Merengue team is desperate in search of a new right-back now that the serious extent of Dani Carvajal's injury is known
Real Madrid
El Real Madrid afronta la temporada 2026/27 con una profunda renovación de plantilla tras dos cursos consecutivos sin títulos. La llegada de José Mourinho al banquillo, la reelección de Florentino Pérez como presidente y la necesidad de reconquistar LaLiga ante un Barcelona que dominó la última campaña han marcado el ritmo de un mercado de verano centrado, sobre todo, en reforzar la línea defensiva. Cuatro fichajes del Real Madrid confirmados, cinco bajas relevantes y varios frentes abiertos en el mercado definen el arranque de un nuevo ciclo en el Bernabéu. Todo con la intención de batir en Liga al FC Barcelona.
Cristiano Ronaldo could renew with Al-Nassr to compete in the 2026 World Cup, seeking one last opportunity.
Joselu is already shining at Al-Gharafa after his signing, scoring two goals in three games and proving his worth in Qatari football.
Toni Kroos has recommended Real Madrid to sign a versatile midfielder, valued at 50 million euros, sparking interest in the club's management to strengthen the team.
FC Barcelona is ahead in negotiations for a 16-year-old, a future promise of Spanish football, leaving Real Madrid behind in the race for his signing.
Nico Paz, a Real Madrid academy player who was signed by the Italian Como, could return to the white club in the near future
