There are no jobs nor positive results: Real Madrid refuses Jose Mourinho’s request for reinforcements

There are no jobs nor positive results: Real Madrid refuses Jose Mourinho’s request for reinforcements

There are no jobs nor positive results: Real Madrid refuses Jose Mourinho’s request for reinforcements

Real Madrid is not planning to make any transfers during the January transitional deadline, as club leaders believe the current team has the potential needed to meet the goals of the season.

Despite continuing speculation about the need for reinforcements, especially in the midfield department, there is the belief in the group being complete and there is no need for intervention in winter merkaton.

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The only movement that can happen is the removal of any footballer, but only if he himself seeks the departure and coach Jose Mourinho gives his approval. However, such a scenario is considered very unlikely.

Meanwhile, no final decision has yet been made concerning the potential return of football players like Jacobo Ramon, Nico Paz, Rafa Marin and Victor Munoz.

The Madrillan club plans to assess these cases during the spring. In particular, Jacobo Ramon is seen as a potential candidate to be Antonio Rudiger’s long-term successor in the defensive department.

For the time being, the presentation of Real Madrid to “Camp Nou,” including Bernardo Silva and Arda Guler, has strengthened the confidence of the directors in the current football group.

Thus, despite rumours of reinforcements, the Madrillians do not intend to be active in the transitional January deadline. /Telegrafi/

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