Real Madrid is moving towards decisive decisions to reorganize its affairs, amidst a comprehensive evaluation of a disappointing season, which may pave the way for extensive changes within the team.

Spanish press reports, led by the newspaper "Sport," revealed that Real Madrid is considering making significant changes to its lineup, which may include the departure of between 5 to 6 players, as part of a plan to rebuild the team after a season in which they failed to win any titles.

According to the report, the club's management is considering letting go of several names, especially academy graduates, with Raúl Asensio and Fran García at the top of the list.

The future of Dani Ceballos remains uncertain, while David Alaba is considered one of the top candidates to leave, with his contract nearing its end.

Camavinga is under evaluation.

In a related context, reports indicated that Eduardo Camavinga might face an uncertain future within the team following the criticism he received after being sent off against Bayern Munich in the Champions League, in an incident that impacted the team's journey.

However, other reports, citing "RMC Sport," stated that the player does not wish to leave and enjoys the confidence of the club president, Florentino Perez.

On the other hand, Real Madrid is looking to bring back several of its young standout players currently on loan, with Endrick expected to return after his loan period, alongside Nico Paz, who is delivering impressive performances. The club holds a buy-back clause for him at 9 million euros.

Victor Muñoz is also expected to return after his stint with Osasuna, as part of a plan to strengthen the team with young players.

These moves come amid widespread criticism from fans and the Spanish media due to the lack of cohesion within the team, especially between Vinicius Junior and Kylian Mbappe, prompting the management to consider restructuring the lineup to achieve better technical balance for the next season.