The failed signings of Real Madrid, the club wants to avoid more busts

Real Madrid continues to keep an eye on the market. It is the obligation of the leaders, sports management and coaching staff, but that does not mean that the Madridista team is looking for a substitute as help for Karim Benzema. In fact, the club recognized that there will be no signings, but until the closing day of the market, anything can happen. The priority is still to sell Borja Mayoral and Mariano after Jovic's departure.

The leaders of Real Madrid are convinced that Benzema still has two years ahead as a starter, so the previous search was limited to a striker as a substitution. It is not believed that the discarding of a team can contribute to make Ancelotti's team grow. The coach has been clear and after the impossibility of signing Gabriel Jesus is working on finding solutions within the squad.

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Going to the market in desperation can become a heavy burden as time goes by. Real Madrid's directors are very clear that signings must be made taking into account all possible variables in terms of sporting and economic impact and stability of the group. The signings are maturing and come as a result of fitting into a project.

Jovic arrived as a request from Zidane in response to a need very similar to the current one in the absence of a replacement for Benzema, without Cristiano Ronaldo in the squad. Expensive signing, long contract and more than questionable performance. Three years after his arrival, Jovic has left with 52 appearances and three official goals.

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