Real Madrid club has settled its position regarding the possibility of signing more reinforcements during the current summer transfer window, after contracting with many deals to support José Mourinho's squad.
According to the Spanish radio "Cadena COPE", Real Madrid has closed the door to the possibility of contracting new deals this summer as it believes it has a complete squad of 25 players.
Real Madrid believes that having at least two options for each position is sufficient, and the club does not intend to force any player to leave to make room for a new signing, and no current player on the squad is seeking to leave.
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Real Madrid had witnessed a massive summer transfer window in which it spent approximately 240 million euros to sign six new players, and it is unlikely to seek another option despite failing to sign Rodri and strengthen the midfield.
Real Madrid decided not to move for a replacement for Rodri after failing to sign him, however the club's position may change if one of the players decides to leave before the transfer window closes.
Players at Real Madrid such as Eduardo Camavinga refuse to leave the club as they prefer to stay and fight for a place in the starting lineup.