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Jose Mourinho said in a recent press conference that, in order for Real Madrid to buy players, they will also have to sell them. In the game before Sevilla, he

Jose Mourinho stated in a press conference that Real Madrid must sell players before making any new signings in the upcoming January transfer window. Mourinho emphasized that he prefers working with smaller squads and would not initiate mid-season recruitment himself. The writer argues that this policy could put Ferland Mendy, Raul Asencio, and Eduardo Camavinga at risk of departure if the club pursues new additions.
The author notes that Mendy and Asencio would be the most vulnerable candidates for permanent exits given squad depth and lack of minutes. While Eduardo Camavinga's form remains strong, the writer suggests his recovered transfer value could tempt Madrid into a sale to fund a controlling midfielder.
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