Real Madrid wait on elections amid Mourinho reports
Juventus explore a loan for Eduardo Camavinga, who seeks more minutes after missing France’s World Cup squad. The 23-year-old prefers a loan over a permanent exit from Real Madrid.
Report claims Mourinho signed a three-year Real Madrid deal, with confirmation set after the 7 June elections. Transfers on hold, with links to Ibrahima Konaté and Enzo Fernández likely to linger.
Enzo Fernández wants Real Madrid after the World Cup. Agent Javier Pastore has consulted Jorge Mendes to sway Chelsea. Madrid value him near €100m plus add-ons, below Chelsea’s £120m price.
Real Madrid move to sign 15-year-old Spain youth midfielder Raúl Lema from Abegondo, after positive scouting reports, aiming to add the left-footer to their academy.
Como monitor Real Madrid talents Jesús Fortea and Daniel Yáñez after Nico Paz’s rise. Fàbregas likes both, while Madrid weigh keeping Fortea or loaning amid right-back reshuffle after Carvajal’s exit.
Luka Modric’s Milan future is undecided. If not convinced by Milan’s project and role, he could return to Real Madrid to begin a managerial path, with Madrid open to welcoming him.
Free agent Dani Carvajal, after 451 Madrid games and six Champions Leagues, says he will keep playing and is ‘open to all options’, not ruling out staying in Spain.
Villa eye Gladbach keeper Moritz Nicolas for £13m. The 28-year-old kept 13 clean sheets, matching Real Madrid’s Thibaut Courtois last season.
Mourinho’s three-year return raises focus on his relationship with Vinícius Jr after past comments. Confirmation depends on Pérez winning the 7 June election.
Ibrahima Konaté is set to leave Liverpool on a free. L’Équipe say Real Madrid are pursuing the 27-year-old centre-back as they look to reinforce defence after a disappointing season.
Mourinho pushes for Nico Paz to return from Como now, with Real Madrid ready to trigger a €9m buyback after his Champions League-qualifying season under Cesc Fàbregas.
Forbes values Real Madrid at $9.5bn, top for a fifth straight year. Revenue hit $1.265bn in 2024-25, boosted by Bernabéu and global brand, as Mourinho’s delayed appointment looms.
Alejandro Grimaldo says he was surprised by Xabi Alonso’s sacking at Real Madrid, praises his qualities, and admits a Bernabéu move never materialised despite their close bond at Leverkusen.
Only 11 Madrid players head to the World Cup, with omissions including Camavinga, Alexander-Arnold and Carvajal. Injuries sideline Militão, Rodrygo and Mendy, lowering club representation.
Real Madrid vote set for 7 June. History shows first-time challengers fail, leaving Enrique Riquelme a long shot and likely positioning for the future as Florentino Pérez bids to stay.
