Real Madrid are expected to be active in the summer transfer market, with several arrivals and departures potentially reshaping the squad ahead of next season.

According to journalist "Látigo" Serrano, the club is already planning a series of moves following the presidential elections. The report claims that deals for Denzel Dumfries and Ibrahima Konaté are expected to be completed, while Real Madrid will also continue their efforts to sign Michael Olise.

Beyond those targets, the club is reportedly aiming to strengthen the midfield and left-back positions, with plans to add one or two midfielders as well as a new option on the left side of defense.

To help finance these operations, Real Madrid are said to be considering several player sales. The names mentioned include Fran García, Dani Ceballos, Gonzalo García, Eduardo Camavinga, and, most notably, Federico Valverde. The reported objective would be to generate up to €200 million through departures.

The report also links Bernardo Silva with a potential move to the club, describing the Portuguese midfielder as an experienced option capable of providing immediate impact in the middle of the park.

At left-back, Marc Cucurella and Alejandro Grimaldo are among the names reportedly under consideration should Fran García leave the club during the summer.

The possibility of Valverde's departure would be the most surprising scenario, as the Uruguayan remains one of the squad's most important players and could command a significant transfer fee if Real Madrid were to consider offers.

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