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Transfer: ‘You’re not in my plans’ – Mourinho tells several Real Madrid players
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Transfer: ‘You’re not in my plans’ – Mourinho tells several Real Madrid players

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Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho, has told some Real Madrid players that they are not in his plans.

According to AS, Mourinho informed the affected squad members in a face-to-face meeting.

It is understood that the decision was made in agreement with senior officials at the club.

Madrid are also not convinced that there is a midfielder available in the market that would improve the team right now.

They, however, have not closed the door to the possibility of signing someone.

But they are only watching the market calmly right now, as they are absolutely certain that the midfield they currently have will be competitive.

Transfer: ‘You’re not in my plans’ – Mourinho tells several Real Madrid players

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