Real Madrid's transfer round-up ahead of January window Discussed

Here's a round-up of all the transfer rumours around Real Madrid recently.

Possible arrivals

Endrick Felipe. The talented 16-year-old is on his way to Real Madrid in a multi-million-euro transfer. Fabrizio Romano has already given his 'here we go' on the deal.

Cristiano Ronaldo. The legend was linked with a six-month stint as Karim Benzema's backup. That might sound like music to some ears but Ronaldo seems closer to Saudi Arabia than Madrid.

Rafael Leao. There have been suggestions that the Portuguese winger would end up at Real Madrid in 2023. A report claims he wants to follow in Ronaldo's footsteps at Madrid. Fingers crossed until the next transfer window.

Jude Bellingham. Real Madrid's interest in the young Englishman cannot be taken with a pinch of salt regardless of reports claiming he's a fan of the Premier League.

Enzo Fernandez. The Argentine has impressed at the World Cup and has been linked to Madrid as a more affordable option than Bellingham.

Alejandro Garnacho. The youngster is out of contract in the summer and Real Madrid have been linked to him. For now, nothing can be confirmed or ruled out.

Josko Gvardiol. The defender is young and has been excelling at the World Cup, plus he rates Madrid quite highly. Don't be surprised if Florentino Perez pulls out his wallet.

Stanislav Lobotka. The Napoli midfielder has been identified as another option for Real Madrid when Luka Modric eventually departs.

David Raum. Ferland Mendy's performances have been quite shaky lately. It's why the Leipzig man may come in handy as a good replacement.

Richarlison. Carlo Ancelotti was interested in the Brazilian before he joined Spurs and he could be a good backup to Benzema. But Tottenham only got him last summer and won't let him leave so soon.

Nacho Fernandez. The defender is linked with a move to the MLS but that's unlikely to happen before the end of the season. For now, Nacho has suspended all contract talks with Los Blancos.

Marco Asensio. The Spaniard is also out of contract in the summer which means he could leave for free at the end of the season if he's not sold in January. Real Madrid are unlikely to let that happen.

Eden Hazard. The Belgian has been a flop since he moved to Real Madrid in 2019. It's so bad that Hazard is now willing to walk away if the club tells him to do that before the end of his contract.