Reports have revealed that the club's management is seriously studying the future of several of its players, showing readiness to sell Rodrygo, Ferland Mendy, and David Alaba, while the situations of Dani Ceballos and Endrick remain undecided.

The Spanish newspaper "AS" reported that coach Xabi Alonso is expected to hold a meeting with the five players as soon as the team returns from vacation to make a final decision regarding their future with the team.

The management attempted to reach an agreement with David Alaba to terminate his contract in exchange for a portion of his salary, but the player rejected the proposal, affirming his insistence on his current salary of 22.5 million euros annually, which is the second-highest salary in the team.

The newspaper indicated that the royal club believes it is time for Ferland to leave, while Dani Ceballos will remain unless a new midfielder is signed.

Regarding Rodrygo, the club has set a minimum fee of 100 million euros for his departure, which has caused Liverpool to take a step back despite their interest in the player, while Arsenal has frozen its negotiations, and Bayern Munich has not included him in their alternative options, whereas Tottenham is willing to make an offer of 90 million euros.

The source concluded that Endrick is keen on staying, and if his departure is decided, it will only be on loan, amid a division within the club between those who believe that his presence alongside the new striker Gonzalo Garcia would be beneficial, and those who think that combining them might not serve the team's interests.