Real Madrid has begun early preparations for the summer transfer window of 2025, following its exit from the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League against English side Arsenal, and the decline in its results this season, along with the loss of the Spanish Super Cup.

According to Spanish radio station "Radio Cope," Real Madrid plans to reinforce several positions in its squad during the upcoming transfer window, including the right-back position, with Alexander Arnold being the primary option, in addition to a left-back, a midfielder, and a central defender.

Although Real Madrid is not officially looking for a new goalkeeper at the moment, the uncertainty surrounding the future of Thibaut Courtois and Andriy Lunin has prompted the club's management to consider potential alternatives, in anticipation of any changes in the goalkeeper position.

The name of young Spanish goalkeeper Juan Garcia, from Espanyol, stands out as one of the strong candidates, and Garcia, who is 23 years old, is regarded as one of the top goalkeepers in La Liga, receiving significant admiration within the royal club's corridors, with his contract with Espanyol lasting until the summer of 2027.