Four young talents that could be on their way out of Real Madrid this summer

Real Madrid look as if they will have one of the most impressive squads in European football again next season, with the arrival of Endrick Felipe confirmed, the arrival of Kylian Mbappe anticipated, and the arrival of Alphonso Davies planned. It means that some of their brightest youngsters will likely be on the way out.

Midfielder Mario Martin is well-liked by Carlo Ancelotti, who gave him his debut, and it is his dream to play for Los Blancos, but The Athletic say that in all likelihood he will end up either on loan or signed by another La Liga club next season. If Luka Modric and Dani Ceballos both depart this summer, and no replacement is signed, then Martin may consider staying, but he will have options in Primera, with Girona following him for several months.

One of his partners at Castilla is Manuel Angel, another central midfielder who has had even less of a look-in with the first team, barely appearing in training sessions, is set for talks with the club this summer. He will wait to see what kind of role he is offered by Los Blancos, but a move is not ruled out by any means. His current deal ends in 2025.

Meanwhile left-back Rafa Obrador has even less chance of making the Real Madrid first-team, should Davies arrive in the summer from Bayern Munich. With Ferland Mendy backed by Ancelotti, and Fran Garcia signed last summer, Obrador is unlikely to get a chance. He stands out for his ability to get forward, and with a developed physique, the 20-year-old is seen as a potential La Liga player next season. Obrador is open to a new contract, a loan move, or a sale with a buyback option.

The final case is somewhat different. Promising attacker Paulo Iago is just 16 years of age, and has plenty of time to make his jump to