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Transfer: Four players to leave Real Madrid as Mourinho begins preseason
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Transfer: Four players to leave Real Madrid as Mourinho begins preseason

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Real Madrid have to sell key players to fund major new signings requested by manager, José Mourinho.

The LaLiga giants are looking to bring in Rodri from Manchester City.

But they must first sell players, with defender Raúl Asencio being the top departure candidate.

Despite Asencio’s desire to stay and impress Mourinho, the manager prefers a different defensive profile.

Eduardo Camavinga is no longer considered untouchable, after an inconsistent season, and the club is considering a major sale to Premier League suitors.

Mourinho wants to keep striker Gonzalo Garcia as a unique tactical option, but Endrick and Franco Mastantuono face potential loan moves to ensure regular playing time and avoid stalling their development.

Transfer: Four players to leave Real Madrid as Mourinho begins preseason

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