Carlo Ancelotti asks to sell Real Madrid duo: You have no place in the team
Carlo Ancelotti, the Italian coach of Real Madrid, has made the decision to release some players from the squad during the current summer transfer window. This decision comes as part of a strategic move to reshape the team for the upcoming season, as Ancelotti has determined that these players are not needed in his plans for the new campaign.
Ancelotti’s focus for this summer’s transfer period includes strengthening specific areas of the team. He is particularly interested in bolstering the attacking line and has set his sights on two key targets: Brazilian forward Andric Felipe from Las Palmas and French star Kylian Mbappé from Paris Saint-Germain. These additions are aimed at enhancing the team’s offensive capabilities.
In conjunction with these new signings, Ancelotti has also made firm decisions regarding the departures of certain players. Specifically, he has decided that Nico Paz and Mario Martin, who have been part of the squad during the pre-season preparation, will not be retained for the new season. Despite giving them a fair chance to prove their worth during the preparatory phase, Ancelotti has concluded that he cannot depend on them moving forward, especially with other talented players available for those positions.
According to Spanish radio station Relivo, Ancelotti has communicated his decision to the club’s management, and Real Madrid is now considering offers for these players. Both Paz and Martin have attracted interest from various European clubs. Real Madrid is reportedly seeking around 20 million euros for each player and is also looking for a 50% resale clause in any future transfers.
