Real Madrid raise almost €25 million from the sale of six youth players | OneFootball

Real Madrid may have roped in four players this summer, but the club are yet to secure any big sale in order to balance out the wage bill.

The likes of Rodrygo and Dani Ceballos have both been linked with a move away from Santiago Bernabeu, but the club are not keen on letting them go for cheap.

At the same time, though, Real Madrid have appeared quite active when it comes to sanctioning the sale of their youth players, with six players already leaving the club this summer.

Real Madrid make €25 million from youth player sales

As reported by SPORT, the six outgoing transfers have earned the club a combined €24 million, with each deal including a buy-back clause.

Among the notable exits is Victor Munoz, who made four senior appearances and even featured in a Clasico last season.

The 22-year-old winger joins Osasuna for €5 million. Left-back Rafel Obrador, fresh off a successful loan spell at Deportivo La Coruna, has moved to Benfica for the same amount.

Rafael Obrador left Real Madrid to join Deportivo La Coruna. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images)

Moroccan talent Youssef ‘Yusi’ Enríquez, yet to debut for the first team but once called up by Ancelotti, has joined Alavés for €3 million.

Castilla captain Jacobo Ramon is off to Serie A side Como for €2.5 million, joining up with Cesc Fabregas. The deal was announced earlier today.

Striker Alvaro Rodríguez has been signed by Elche in a similar €2.5 million deal. And finally, Chema, who worked closely with the first team last season, has sealed a €6 million move to Stuttgart.

All of the transfers combined have raked in almost €25 million. But as mentioned earlier, Real Madrid have secured a buy back clause in each of the deals, as the club are keen on avoiding another Alvaro Carreras situation.