Real Madrid fringe duo want to stay at club amid uncertain futures – report | OneFootball

Real Madrid are already making major headways in the transfer market – Dean Huijsen and Trent Alexander-Arnold have been signed while moves are in the works for Alvaro Carreras and a new midfielder.

Meanwhile, Jesus Vallejo has already departed from the club while Luka Modric and Lucas Vazquez will also move on once the FIFA Club World Cup.

More exits are not ruled out with there being the possibility that Real Madrid part ways with fringe players who are not regulars in the team.

Two such stars, staring at uncertain futures this summer, are left-back Fran Garcia and goalkeeper Andriy Lunin.

Garcia, Lunin want to stay

However, according to The Athletic, neither Garcia nor Lunin wish to leave Real Madrid this summer and intend to continue at the club.

Garcia is a player that new Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso had followed while still a coach at Bayer Leverkusen.

Fran Garcia not looking to leave. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

However, with the imminent arrival of a new left-back, there may be no room for the Spanish defender unless Los Blancos decide to part ways with Ferland Mendy, who endured another injury-riddled campaign.

As far as Garcia is concerned, though, he is no looking for a way out from Real Madrid wants to continue.

The same holds for Lunin, who has told sources at Valdebebas that he does not want to move in the summer even though some within his camp believe he deserves greater prominence and are exploring options.

Lunin signed a new contract with Real Madrid until 2030 last summer and is leaning towards continuing at the club at the moment. Whether that changes if an appealing offer comes along remains to be seen.