Real Madrid have entered the summer transfer market strongly and have so far spent more than 100 million euros, waiting for bigger deals that could raise the amount to about half a billion euros. However, this clashes with the restrictions of the rules of financial playing clean, how will the club deal with this situation?
Real announced on Tuesday the signing of Serbia striker Jovic, after securing Brazilian defender Melitao's deal earlier.
Although the club has not announced the cost of its deals, media reports indicate that he paid 60 million euros to Eintracht Frankfurt for the contract with Jović, and paid 50 million euros to Porto club for Milito.
The Spanish sites confirmed that the Royal Club is close to resolving the deal of French defender Verland Mandy of Lyon Club about 50 million euros. The fans are also looking forward to signing Belgian star Eddin Hazard from Chelsea for at least 100 million euros.
Other names include the French club Paul Pogba and Denmark's Ericksen, without excluding the move to Neymar or Mbabi from Paris St Germain, which could raise the value of deals to more than half a billion dollars.
Despite the liquidity needed to make deals due to its outstanding financial results over the years and the lack of large deals since 2014, the Royal Club will not move freely under the rules of the European Football Union (UEFA) for playing clean money.
The restrictions impose a ceiling of just € 100 million on the difference between club sales of players and purchase deals.
Consequently, the management of the Royal Club itself is forced to offer a large number of its players for sale during the current transfer market.
At the top of the list that Real are seeking to take advantage of a significant transfer of money, the name of the striker Gareth Bell and Spanish midfielder Isco.
The list of departures includes Danny Sibayos, Marcos Yuranti, Kélour Navas, Lucas Vázquez, Sergey Rigilon and returnees from the loan of Khamis Rodríguez, Theo Hernander and Borja Mayoral.