Real Madrid: Most of the Transfer Market is Over

According to Spanish newspaper "Marca", Real Madrid's management believes that the bulk of the team's summer transfer market is already over, following a series of significant signings made by the club during this period.

Real Madrid has strengthened its squad this summer by signing Marc Cucurella, Bernardo Silva, Ibrahima Konaté, and Denzel Dumfries, as part of a plan to reinforce the team in preparation for the new season under the management of José Mourinho.

Despite this, reports have indicated that Portuguese coach José Mourinho still wishes to add a new defender and a midfielder capable of controlling the pace of matches before the transfer window closes.

Several names have been linked with a move to Real Madrid, including Rodri, Enzo Fernández, and Michael Olise. However, the Royal Club's management has categorically denied any interest or desire to sign these players.

According to the report, any new move from Real Madrid may be linked to player sales within the team or the availability of a suitable opportunity in the market, especially since the management believes that the current squad has become more balanced after the completed signings.

The club's position on making additional signings is contingent upon Mourinho's assessment of the team's needs during the pre-season camp, as well as developments in the open transfer market in the coming weeks.