According to AS, Real Madrid will not make any moves in the winter transfer window, which opens in 60 days. The club believes that the current squad is sufficient to lead the team to success.
Real Madrid has always been reluctant to make moves in the winter transfer window, which in two months will offer teams the opportunity to strengthen their squads and address issues left over from the summer window. For another year, Real Madrid will not look at the window that opens in 60 days. The club has no intention of making any signings, but if a player actively requests to leave, and Mourinho also opens the door for him, a departure might occur, although this scenario currently seems unrealistic. The club and the Valdebebas training ground have always been convinced that the current squad is enough to put Real Madrid back on the path to success, especially since the team hasn't won a title in a year and a half. Injuries and market opportunities seem insufficient to disrupt Real Madrid's established rhythm of the past decade.
However, it should also be remembered that the Portuguese coach was the last to request players and get reinforcements in January, namely Emmanuel Adebayor in 2011 and Diego López in 2013. Indeed, Brahim joined in the 2019 winter window, but that was because his contract with Manchester City was about to expire, making it a bargain signing. In recent days, there have been constant rumors that Real Madrid might recall Jacobo Ramón or even Nico Paz next season; if circumstances require, it might even wait until the 2027 winter window to discuss their return along with other players, as Real Madrid has other young players on loan or released around the world. Real Madrid's management has not yet made a decision on the future of these players with buy-back or recall options, and it is expected to be finalized next spring.
What is clearer now is that Jacobo Ramón is expected to take Rudiger's place, but the decision will be made later. The club is keeping close tabs on all these players, and two players from Como are clearly "forcing" discussions about their possible return to Real Madrid, but there is no final decision yet. The club believes that now is not the right time in the season to make these decisions. Each player's athletic and mental state can change, and when the real decision about their return is made, the situation may not be the same as it is now, just like Nico Paz last season: he was almost certain to return, but in the end, he wanted to stay at Como no matter what. Rafa Marín and Víctor Muñoz are also players still on Real Madrid's return observation list. Rumors from outside once pointed to the conclusion that Real Madrid urgently needed reinforcements in the winter window, especially in midfield.
However, the daily assessment at the Valdebebas training ground does not agree with this. Real Madrid's performance at Camp Nou, especially with Bernardo Silva and Güler, has proven their assessment correct. The coming months will determine or solidify the roles of some players in the team coached by Mourinho; by summer, the team will adjust its squad again, as it did last summer. Important decisions will also need to be made along the way. Ultimately, football will put everyone where they belong.
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by then mourinho will be fired
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good idea but we need nico.
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