Priority: letting out players

Florentino was making a mess in El Chiringuito about whether 2 or 3 had come, or if those two or three had already left. The truth is that we have some overbooking and before continuing to talk about arrivals (some people are now talking about Dybala, and there is still a lot of summer left) we must talk about Operation Departure in Chamartín.

In the goal little should move. I think I have read in some reliable source that Lunin is happy, and with the world situation... better to stay in Madrid. So be it, and if possible have more minutes. Because he needs to play to better reach the future. Thibaut will still last for many years, but a guaranteed substitute is a good thing.

In defense you have to get pieces. Vázquez, Carvajal and Odriozola in the right lateralia. Even Vallejo could be put there, who is the "ugly duckling" of the central line with Rüdiger, Alaba, Militao, Nacho. And on the left is Mendy, with Miguel Gutiérrez pulling the door from below. Surely here we see some unexpected or painful output.

In the center of the field, on the one hand we have the CMK. Then Valverde is untouchable, Camavinga is for a decade and obviously Tchouameni has not come to Castilla. We are quite full, then. There is Ceballos, Reinier returns if I am not mistaken, even Kubo.

In the attack, to Vini-Rodry-Benzema, we must add, today, Asensio, Hazard, Borja Mayoral returns and there are Mariano, Jovic and Latasa pushing.

The normal thing is Asensio to go. He has a great agent, it seems, to leave, but Madrid cannot give him away for free (neither to Ceballos, by the way). Hazard wants to stay, which would leave one less position. A 9 would have to be, I don't dislike almost any of the possibilities, as long as Carlo gave them minutes. But I wouldn't mind the sale of any of them either (Jovic could go on loan, contract until 2025).

Let's not be in a hurry, because we are the current european champion. We shouldn't give anyone away in an easy way, but obviously the market knows that we have to let go some pieces. We'll see how the offices move.