TA: Real Madrid executives said that no one would come if no one left; some anonymous players said that someone would leave

Hupu August 12th News TheAthleticUK ace reporter David Ornstein updated this week's weekly report, the following is the Real Madrid part.

What happened to Real Madrid this week?

Top news is that youth training forward Gonzalo Garcia has renewed his contract until 2030, which means he will become a Real Madrid first team player.

The 21-year-old striker performed well in the Club World Cup and the club gave him generous rewards. When he participated in the Club World Cup, he planned to leave Real Madrid for more playing time - Getafe was at the best time to sign him - but he eventually became Real Madrid's top scorer in the game with four goals and one assist in six games.

Xavi Alonso's trust in Gonzalo was a key factor in making this decision, especially after Enderick returned from injury, with doubts about his playing time.

Why does Alonso have a different view on the team's personnel reserve than the club?

First, coaches usually want to sign more players, while the board of directors responsible for balancing the budget is more cautious.

Real Madrid senior sources said there were two players in each position, considering that the 25-man roster registered for La Liga was full and no one wanted to leave. Alonso understands this situation, but ideally hopes to get more reinforcement.

What are their positions/players?

Not yet. If no other players leave—and no players have expressed intentions at the moment—there is no room for new players.

Which players may leave?

At present, no one has expressed his intention to leave.

"I don't think the roster has been confirmed," a player who asked not to be named told TheAthletic, saying that every position is full and some players have almost no playing time.

The people in the club are eager to see David Alaba or Ferran Mendy leave, but are pessimistic about whether they can sell them.

If leaving the team helps to bring in new players, Alonso and his team will also welcome the players away. With the coach and club plans, Rodrigo is not expected to be a key player this season because Premier League clubs are interested in him.

Some people at Real Madrid believe that insufficient playing time at the beginning of the season may lead to some players' changes, but this is just a feeling behind the club.