Real Madrid anticipates substantial changes in the summer transfer market following a disappointing season that has prompted the club to consider up to six new signings to reshape their sporting project. Following the struggles of coach Xabi Alonso's project, the club has conducted a thorough review to recognize the need for quality reinforcements, especially as some players' performances have declined and team coherence has not met expectations.

The club is looking to reintegrate promising talent, with Brazilian winger Endrick returning from a successful loan at Olympique Lyon, where he has shown impressive performances. This revival may present him opportunities for more significant playtime, particularly with the spotlight on Kylian Mbappe as a leading striker, perhaps allowing Endrick to find his niche on the right wing. Additionally, Real Madrid is set to trigger a buy-back clause for Argentine forward Nico Paz from Como, at a cost of €9 million (approximately $9.7 million).

These anticipated transfers not only reflect the club's aspirations to return to its competitive heights but also underline the need for strategic investments in young talent to revitalize the squad. The success of this transfer strategy could have significant implications for the club's future performance in domestic and European competitions, marking a crucial period as they aim to reinstate their dominance in football.