Transfers to Real Madrid: 11 players available to help fund a £ 300 million summer review

Real Madrid is looking to play at least 10 players this summer, in order to fund the redesign of his team.

But the Spanish giants are struggling to convince clubs to spend a lot of money on their players.

European rivals in Madrid are waiting for desperation to settle in Bernabeu and for prices to fall.

Los Blancos on Tuesday signed with Luka Jovic a potential gain of 60 million pounds, adding the Serb to 45 million pounds sterling. Eder Militao and the young Santos Rodrygo, whose initial budget was about 35 million pounds sterling.

Chelsea star Eden Hazard is on the verge of joining a GBP 88 million initial contract, but the Blues are likely to reach £ 130m if the Belgian realized a number of "easily accessible" bonuses.

In total, already 260 million pounds are already coming out of the club's coffers, while rumors continue to weigh on the return of the Lyon left-back Ferland Mendy, for an amount of about 45 million pounds. Not to mention the prosecution of Christian Eriksen or Paul Pogba.

While Madrid is not rich in money, the club is actively trying to get a lot of money out the door at the risk of violating the rules of financial fair play.

With the return of James Rodriguez after Bayern Munich has decided not to take the option on his loan agreement, coach Zinedine Zidane has 35 senior players in his first team team.

The French hope that this number decreases to 25 before returning in pre-season, but Madrid struggles to attract substantial interest.

Keylor Navas said goodbye to fans after Zidane decided to make Thibaut Courtois his No.1 next season, at the request of President Florentino Perez. However, offers regarding the Costa Rican cap are not yet available, Benfica's interest attenuating, while the Barcelona's Jasper Cillessen seems more and more likely to be heading towards the city. Estadio da Luz.

Gareth Bale has a huge contract that nobody wants to take care of, even before you plan to pay 70 million pounds or more for someone who has suffered an injury and is 30 years old this summer, not to mention the fact that he do not want to leave; Inter Milan was put off by his huge contract.

The club is ready to listen to Isco's very expensive offers, but he does not want to leave, while Rodriguez is available for a transfer, but they will have a hard time finding a club willing to reach the Colombian's badessment.

Marcos Llorente, Jesus Vallejo and Dani Ceballos were part of the team last year, but they are surplus, as are the other returns of Lanee Mateo Kovacic, Borja Mayoral, Theo Hernandez and Raul de Tomas. The arrival of Jovic means that Mariano Diaz can also leave.

Lucas Silva has already signed a new loan to Cruzeiro after a weak European interest. The departure of Mendy could allow the club to sell Marcelo to Juventus.

Marco Asensio's stock has fallen over the last 12 months and although Perez has little intention of separating from the Spanish international, it could well change with the arrival of Hazard.

Asensio represents their main commercial badet that could actively interest elite clubs from across the continent, including members of the "Big Six" Premier League.

Ironically, two players who had contenders and who reportedly made a lot of money, Raphael Varane and Toni Kroos, remain.

Zidane said that Varane was not for sale and that the winner of the World Cup has finally decided to stay put, while Kroos has signed a contract extension until 2023.