Real Madrid are set to complete two more sales before the transfer window closes. Despite already generating significant revenue from departures this summer, the club is preparing to part ways with two more academy graduates, Manuel Ángel and David Jiménez.

According to Diario AS, Real Madrid have decided to sell both players. They are currently training individually to avoid injuries that could complicate their respective departures.

Both players have made their first-team debuts for Real Madrid and have impressed with their performances. Manuel Ángel and David Jiménez are regarded as promising talents in their respective positions, with the midfielder in particular standing out as one of the academy’s best players last season.

However, neither player has a place in José Mourinho’s squad, meaning they will look to gain their first experience at the highest level elsewhere.

Their next destinations and the fees Real Madrid could receive for their departures remain unknown. Manuel Ángel has attracted interest from several Spanish clubs, while the club is expected to follow the same strategy used with other academy graduates.

Both players could leave with buy-back clauses allowing Real Madrid to bring them back if they fulfill their potential. The club could also retain a percentage of any future sale by their new teams, creating the possibility of further revenue in the future.

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