Real Madrid yet to receive any firm offers for exit-linked players including Liverpool target | OneFootball

Despite a busy summer that has already seen Real Madrid spend over €150 million on new signings, there appears to be little movement when it comes to players heading for the exit door as there are no offers for the players the club is willing to part ways with.

As such, according to an update from Mundo Deportivo, it has come to light that while several names have been linked with a potential departure, the club has not received a single concrete offer so far.

Los Blancos have brought in four new faces as they aim to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season, but with the first-team list capped at 25 players, space must be cleared for any additional incomings.

Players linked with exit

The likes of Rodrygo, Dani Ceballos, Fran Garcia, Andriy Lunin, Brahim Diaz, Ferland Mendy, David Alaba, Endrick, and Vinicius Jr. have all surfaced in recent reports as potential departures.

However, for now, the status remains unchanged as none of them appear to be going anywhere.

Rodrygo is wanted by Liverpool. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

Among these, Rodrygo, who is wanted by Liverpool, has generated the most attention externally, yet he too remains firmly committed to staying.

Meanwhile, David Alaba reportedly rejected the opportunity to leave for free, a move Real Madrid were surprisingly open to, given that his contract runs until 2026.

Departures essential for new signings

Real Madrid have made it clear that any further arrivals are contingent upon outgoings. At present, with all 25 squad spots filled, the club cannot register more players unless someone leaves.

Yet with no current negotiations or offers on the table, movement looks unlikely.

Club sources remain relaxed, stating, “The summer is long,” and suggesting there’s still time for the market to shift.

But the reality is that both arrivals and departures have stalled, and Madrid may be forced to head into the new campaign with the squad largely intact.