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Real Madrid has been going through a rough patch as of late, despite the fact that they have gotten off to an almost perfect start to the current season.
Due to the fact that the club has been hit by a string of injuries, the depth of the squad has been put to the highest possible test.
However, notwithstanding the circumstances, the decision-making body of the club is not contemplating making any acquisitions during the transfer window that occurs in January.
Real Madrid may decide to bring back some of its more experienced players during the forthcoming winter transfer window, despite the fact that the club may continue to avoid acquiring any new players during this window.
Future plans for Kubo and Gutierrez are being considered by Real Madrid.
Real Madrid has reportedly addressed the possibility of former players Takefusa Kubo and Miguel Gutiérrez returning to the club, as reported by Jose Felix Diaz of MARCA.
Kubo, who had previously been a member of the Barcelona development system, was a player for Real Madrid between the years 2019 and 2022. However, his time spent at the Santiago Bernabeu did not go as planned, which resulted in him being transferred to Real Sociedad.
Kubo is beginning to realize his potential at Sociedad, where he has rapidly become one of the most important components in the offensive unit under the direction of coach Imanol Alguacil. Real Madrid is taking notice of this development.
On the other side, Gutierrez joined Girona the previous year and has been experiencing a great deal of success in Catalonia despite his new team.
This season, Michel’s team has been the surprise package of the season, and the left-back has been an important outlet for them. He has been instrumental in helping them create a fantastic battle for the league crown all season long.
Is it possible for Real Madrid to manage these moves?
It is possible that Real Madrid will have a tough time bringing back these two stars, despite the fact that they are former players who are highly regarded inside the organization.
Due to the fact that Kubo’s market worth has increased significantly since he moved to Real Sociedad, a deal for him in particular could prove to be difficult to negotiate.
Considering that Los Blancos owns fifty percent of the player’s rights, Gutierrez, on the other hand, may be a more straightforward selection for the club.
However, according to the source, Real Madrid does not want to impede the player’s developmental process in any way. As a result, they can wind up agreeing to a possible sale and getting fifty percent of the money that is made from the transaction.
