The suspense of the five major stars staying and staying, Alonso faces a difficult choice!

Real Madrid has spent more than 150 million euros this summer and introduced four new players. Despite this, the club's signing work is far from over. Under the leadership of new coach Xavi Alonso, Real Madrid plans to further strengthen the roster before the 2025/26 season begins.

But there was a major problem that hindered them, and the team was full. This means that Real Madrid needs to streamline the roster before registering any new players.

The positions of multiple players in the team are at stake and the club needs to make difficult decisions. Let's take a closer look at the five players with uncertain futures.

1. Rodrigo

Rodrigo is undoubtedly one of the most valuable players on the team, both in terms of market value and potential transfer fees. Real Madrid will not consider letting him go for less than 100 million euros. However, interest in the Brazilian player is cooling down. Liverpool no longer actively pursues it, Arsenal's interest has faded, and Bayern Munich has other priority goals.

The only club that shows true intentions at the moment is Tottenham. With the support of new investments, they are ready to invest a lot. But even so, Real Madrid is considering a slight reduction in asking price, with the current price being about 90 million euros.

Rodrigo himself hopes to stay. But with no guarantee of a stable playing time under Alonso, he is waiting for a conversation with the head coach to help him make a decision. His situation is subtle, and it is not impossible to transfer and leave the team.

2. David Alaba

Alaba is another big-name player who may leave the team. Although the club is willing to let him leave the team freely, the 33-year-old is not interested. He is currently the team's sixth overall pick, but he does not want to give up his high salary in the last year, up to 22.5 million euros.

Real Madrid tried to provide a termination fee to allow him to leave the team early, but he refused. Saudi clubs are still a possible option, but time is running out.

3. Ferran Mendy

Ferran Mendy is in a similar situation. Although the contract will not expire until 2027, his injury history and age (30) have lowered his market value to just 14 million euros. The

club recently signed Alvaro Carreras, which further added pressure to Mendy. He is the most likely left-back to be sold, but so far there are few offers.

4. The situation in Celeros

Celeros is slightly different. Real Madrid is willing to sell him, but only if a replacement is found. With Bellingham expected to miss the early season game and no other signings have been finalized, selling Ceballos without an alternative will make the midfield too weak.

Cebalus still hopes to participate in the 2026 World Cup, so the time of the game is crucial to him. Real Betis was interested in him, but was unable to meet the €20 million asking price.

5. Enderick

Enderick should have been one of the upcoming new stars of the season, but the sudden rise of Gonzalo Garcia complicated the situation. Both are young, have great potential and similar positions. Real Madrid is now facing a dilemma, should they keep both of them at the same time, or should they rent Endric out?

If Enderick leaves, it will only be temporary. Loaning allows him to accumulate experience while reducing competition on the front line. But no final decision has been made yet, and Alonso will need to carefully weigh the pros and cons.