Arsenal, Liverpool on alert as Real could cash in on five players this winter.
Real Madrid are ready to let as many as five of their first-team players leave in the January transfer window, according to recent reports in Spain.
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The European champions have some ambitious transfer plans as ever for the upcoming winter transfer market, and a number of exciting talents could be let go to help fund these moves.
Although it is not yet clear if every one of these big names will leave at once this January, it is claimed that these five are set for possible exits this winter as big clubs could come calling:
1) Isco
First on the list is in-form playmaker Isco, who could supposedly be an outside bet at a player leaving the Bernabeu this January, with the likes of Arsenal and Liverpool previously linked as strong admirers of the young Spanish international. Still, it would likely take an offer in the region of £64m to persuade the club to sell.
2) Iker Casillas
A player somewhat off form in recent times, it could be that Iker Casillas will also be on his way out of Real Madrid this January, again with Premier League clubs previously mentioned as admirers of his.
3) Sami Khedira
Previously linked with the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Bayern Munich, Sami Khedira is also looking likely to leave the club this season, despite it also being claimed that he could see out the season in Spain and leave on a free next summer.
4) Asier Illarramendi
Yet another player recently linked with Arsenal, Asier Illarramendi could be shown the Bernabeu exit door after failing to command a regular starting place since joining the club in a big-money move last season.
5) Jese Rodriguez
Finally, in a list compiled by Fichajes.com, young striker Jese Rodriguez is also being tipped to make an exit from Real after some time out with injury and plenty of competition ahead of him in the team’s star-studded attack.