Real Madrid plans to transfer Jesús Vallejo (23 years old) next summer. He is a footballer that they continue to trust, but in the white club they consider a sale a better option than a new loan, since the Aragonese has already been a Madrid player for five years. The first two seasons were spent on loan (Zaragoza and Eintracht), the following two were part of the Real Madrid squad (he had few minutes) and in the current one he left on loan again, first to Wolverhampton, where he did not count for Nuno, and in January at Pomegranate.
The idea of Real Madrid is to repeat the formula they have used in the transfer of Javi Sánchez to Valladolid: sell 50%. They expect to enter between seven and eight million through the central, which they value at 15 million (Madrid paid Zaragoza five in the summer of 2015). White offices have already called Spanish clubs that would be willing to approach that amount, while Vallejo also has a lot of sign in Germany after the great performance he offered at Eintracht in the 2016-17 academic year.
One of the teams that most interested are in Aragonese is Granada itself, who would like to extend the transfer by one year (an option that Madrid does not completely rule out either) or keep it as their property. The problem to continue is the high salary of the footballer, far from what the Nasrids can afford.
In any case, Madrid wants to continue having an option over him because they believe that in the future it may have a place in the white template. A confidence they showed last summer, when they renewed until 2025 before leaving for Wolverhampton.
Back to Madrid
The options to return to Madrid this summer are few, although they exist. In the event that Nacho asked to leave and a good offer came for him, Vallejo would be the first option. The white club made a strong commitment to the future for Militao last summer (50 million) and they do not contemplate making a strong disbursement again in a central this summer. Vallejo would be the alternative.