Topics: Real Madrid, Football, La Liga, Transfers
Real Madrid have placed six first team players on the transfer list ahead of the summer window, according to a new report.
Real are planning for their first full transfer window under the management of Alvaro Arbeloa, who replaced Xabi Alonso in January.
According to Fichajes, the club have already added Ferland Mendy to the transfer list after the latest muscle injury he suffered during the 3-0 Champions League last 16 first leg win over Manchester City.
And BILD now claim that five other players are set to be offered out to clubs - signalling a significant rebuild to the squad's defence.
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It is said that David Alaba, Antonio Rudiger and Dani Carvajal will all be allowed to leave the club, with Carvajal's contract expiring at the end of the season.
Rudiger has been an undisputed starter at centre-back when fit, but has only made 11 La Liga appearances this season due to various injuries.
And Alaba has suffered from persistent injury issues since returning from 18 months out with an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury in August 2025.
Fran Garcia, who is now serving as back-up to Alvaro Carreras and Ferland Mendy at left-back after making 53 appearances in all competitions last season, is also set to leave.
Midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, meanwhile, could also be out of the Bernabeu door this summer.
Earlier this month, Spanish football journalist Matteo Moretto reported that Camavinga was not considered a 'non-transferrable' footballer and that he would be available for around £50 million.
The France midfielder, who is set to represent his country at the 2026 World Cup, was persistently linked to Arsenal during the 2025 January transfer window before his agent quashed the speculation.
According to Football Insider, a number of Premier League clubs are interested in bringing Camavinga to English football this summer, with Liverpool specifically named.
In turn, Los Blancos have been linked with a move for Ballon d'Or winner Rodri, who is said to have told Manchester City that he has 'no intention' of extending his current contract beyond the summer of 2027.
