The Spanish journalist Ramón Álvarez revealed the features of the new policy that Real Madrid's management will adopt in the transfer market, which involves signing experienced players or those at the peak of their careers, capable of making an immediate impact within the team, as well as playing a leadership role in guiding young players.

In this context, the name of Spanish midfielder Rodri Hernandez has emerged as one of the main targets to strengthen Real Madrid's midfield during the upcoming summer transfer window, especially if he is in good physical condition.

The source added that the royal club believes Rodri possesses leadership qualities and a deep understanding of the game, in addition to his ability to quickly elevate the team's level, even if his tenure with the club is not long-term.

Ramon Alvarez pointed out that this shift in strategy does not mean that Real Madrid will abandon taking advantage of market opportunities, such as signing players for free, as was previously the case with David Alaba and Antonio Rudiger, as well as the deal for Trent Alexander-Arnold.

The source concluded that the club's concept is based on expanding the range of options to also include players nearing the peak of their technical performance, in addition to the possibility of signing young players with a promising future.