Florentino Perez is on a roll with multiple big-name transfers coming to the Santiago Bernabeu and we might get even more additions before the next season starts. With the combined sum of money spent on transfers already amounting to 303 million euros, we've already surpassed the summer of 2009.
At the very same time, the body-count in Madrid's first-team is already 37, meaning Perez will have to trim the squad to bring down the number to 25 - maximum allowable number of players in the team.
While many have already been linked with an away move, none have moved so far. Furthermore, five signings have already been completed with as many as 7 players coming back from loans bloating over the current squad.
Keylor Navas, Theo Hernandez, Sergio Reguilon, Marcos Llorente, Dani Ceballos, James Rodriguez, Martin Odegaard, Mateo Kovacic, Gareth Bale, Raul de Tomas and Borja Mayoral look certain to leave the club in the summer.
The futures of Andriy Lunin, Luca Zidane, Jesus Vallejo, Brahim Diaz, Isco, Lucas Vazquez and Mariano Diaz are still unknown.
When July comes around, Florentino Perez will open the shop for other teams to buy our players. As things stand now, our club will have to generate at least 200 million euros from sales in order to comply with the Financial Fair Play rules.
