Four more Real Madrid talents likely to leave as La Liga clubs circle | OneFootball

As reported just a while ago, Real Madrid youngster Yusi is on his way out of the club, having agreed to join La Liga club Deportivo Alaves on a four-year contract.

The 19-year-old left-back, though, will not be the only player from the Castilla ranks to leave the club before the summer transfer window ends.

Indeed, according to Rodra on ESPN, along with Yusi, four other Real Madrid youth talents – Victor Munoz, Jacobo Ramon, Chema Andres, and Fran Gonzalez are all expected to move on this summer.

Victor Munoz

Munoz, 21, is currently with the Real Madrid first-team setup in the USA for the FIFA Club World Cup and has had some minutes under Xabi Alonso after debuting under Carlo Ancelotti.

The exciting winger had a productive campaign with Castilla but is set to move on in the coming weeks, with Osasuna understood to be in advanced talks to sign him according to the report.

Jacobo Ramon

Jacobo Ramon likely to leave. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

Another player who made his Real Madrid senior debut under Ancelotti towards the end of the regular season, Jacobo Ramon has seen his cycle with Castilla end but does not have room in the first-team squad.

As per the report, Getafe are interested in the centre-back who would be behind the likes of Dean Huijsen, Raul Asencio, Eder Militao, Antonio Rudiger and David Alaba if he stays at the club.

Chema Andres

Chema also on his way out. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

A player who is rated highly by Xabi Alonso, Chema Andres is a natural pivot who has been tipped for a bright future by those at Valdebebas.

But with there being plenty of competition in midfield in the senior team, he is expected to move on. Newly-promoted La Liga club Levante have made an offer for the 20-year-old Chema.

Fran Gonzalez

On the move. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

The final name on the list, Fran Gonzalez, has served as the third-choice goalkeeper for Real Madrid for a while now and is held in high regard at the club.

But Valencia have been following the Spanish shot-stopper who could decide to move on to continue his development.

It is likely that Real Madrid will maintain some control over the futures of all the departing youngsters by retaining buyback options and future sell-on clauses as has been the practice in recent years.