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Real Madrid recently extended manager Carlo Ancelotti’s contract, providing a clearer vision of the club’s immediate future. Despite advances from Brazil, Ancelotti opted to stay at Santiago Bernabeu, where he is nurturing a promising group of young talents.

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Now, the focus shifts to the club’s experienced and veteran members, contemplating whether to retain them beyond the current season.

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1. Luka Modric:
If solely determined by Real Madrid, keeping Luka Modric is a resounding yes. However, the challenge lies in the midfielder’s expressed frustrations over reduced playing time, sparking rumors of a move to MLS or Inter Miami. Despite being 38, Modric still showcases moments of brilliance on the field, making a case for his stay.

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Verdict: KEEP

2. Toni Kroos:
Similar to Modric, Toni Kroos experiences less frequent starts but remains impactful. Criticism has arisen for pairing Kroos and Modric due to their diminishing physicality. The decision ultimately hinges on Kroos’s preference – continue as a club legend with a bit-part role or seek a new challenge.

Verdict: KEEP

3. Nacho Fernandez:
While not a regular starter, Nacho Fernandez, the club captain and versatile defender, still holds value. His experience contributes, and he fulfills a homegrown spot in the Champions League. Despite a decline in playing time, he remains relevant.

Verdict: KEEP

4. Lucas Vazquez:

Acknowledging the need to enhance the full-back position, Real Madrid might retain Lucas Vazquez for another season as a reliable utility player. This would provide a bridge period for any new right-back signings to acclimate.

Verdict: KEEP

5. Kepa Arrizabalaga:
On loan, Kepa Arrizabalaga’s performance falls short, and Madrid seems unlikely to make the move permanent. Given the underwhelming season and competition from Andriy Lunin, releasing Kepa appears to be the logical choice.

Verdict: RELEASE

6. Joselu:
Real Madrid should exercise the €1.5m purchase clause in Joselu’s loan deal from Espanyol. While not a starter, he proves a useful target man and a cost-effective option, especially with the potential arrival of Kylian Mbappe.

Verdict: KEEP

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