La Real plans to meet with those responsible for Real Madrid to find out first-hand which players the white club has available to compensate for the departure of Martin
Odegaard. The planetary market is immense and is not only limited to the merengue entity, but in any case it is willing to repair to some extent the realistic loss with another footballer, aware that it broke the pact that it sealed a year ago. Among the players that could go out, they would be accessible in terms of token and occupy a demarcation similar to that of the Norwegian, Oscar Rodriguez, Reinier
Jesus, Dani
Ceballos and Brahim
Diaz.
Reinier, sought-after talent
Reinier
Jesus he is 18 years old. By characteristics, it is the profile that can most closely resemble that of Martin
Odegaard. He is right-handed, although he handles both legs and his big problem is inexperience. Real Madrid wants him on loan to a First Division team and teams such as Valladolid and Bayer Leverkusen have already requested it, although Borussia Dortmund is the one that has shown the most interest. They are convinced that it can be a productive loan like that of Odegaard in the Real or Kubo in Mallorca. He is Brazilian, but the white club wants to nationalize him. He has had certain problems in the Castilla dressing room, from Segunda B, because he feels on a higher step than his teammates, according to El Confidencial. In any case, he only played three games with the subsidiary, he has not made his debut in the first team and at Flamengo, in the Brasileiro Serie A, he has scored six goals in 14 games.
Oscar: there was already interest
For Óscar Rodríguez, who has scored 13 goals and given six assists in 64 games in two years on loan at Leganés, Real was already interested. He has emerged this season with his missiles from outside the area, with Real as one of his victims, although he is a different footballer from Odegaard. It's not so much about greasing the game as about ending it. The consulting firm Olocip, specialized in artificial intelligence, pointed to it as one of the ideal substitutes for Cazorla at Villarreal, but the yellow club opted for Kubo. Madrid valued him at 20 million euros, but it could facilitate his departure to Real. Milan and Sevilla have been interested in his transfer, which would not be easy.
Ceballos, more complicated
Dani Ceballos, 24, would perhaps be too ambitious a claim for Real. And complex by competition and record. He is right-handed and can play as a midfielder, midfielder or left midfielder. He has played on loan at Arsenal, with prominence especially at the end, with the arrival of Mikel
Arteta. After shining in Betis and in the U21 team, he was taken by the London team on loan in exchange for four million euros and a commitment to pay his high card. With the ‘gunners’ he has played 37 games, with discreet numbers: two goals and two assists. Betis, Valencia and Arsenal have already been interested in his transfer, although it is not ruled out that Zidane want to keep it. It is also absolute international.
Brahim, time to go out
Brahim
Diaz (21 years old) is another footballer who knows what torpedoing Real is. He did it in the white defeat (3-1) in Anoeta of the 2018/19 campaign after a personal move of great merit. Real Madrid considers that the time has come to leave on loan, an option rejected by a footballer who barely played 202 minutes last season due to his stubbornness of succeeding in the white team discarding a loan. The ex of the City is ambidextrous and an expert dribbler. He can play for both bands, hook or second striker and likes to get to the position where he can shoot. It would be another risky bet because his experience in the elite is limited to 21 games for Madrid and 15 for City. Getafe, Betis and Granada have already been interested in him.
Bizarre options
Nothing can be ruled out and Real could take advantage of the fact that Real Madrid is in debt to strengthen other positions in the field. One of the ones that has presented the most gaps in the last year has been the axis of the rear. There, Real Madrid, which in its day already transferred to Diego
Llorente, has to Jesus
Vallejo, for whom Granada is fighting again, where he has played on loan this season. In the rear merengue also lives Alvaro Odriozola, now on loan at Bayern, to whom Zidane He has never given too much 'chance'. The right-hander from San Sebastian would not disdain a return to Real, although he has traces of staying dressed in white.