Real Madrid are reportedly open to selling left-back Ferland Mendy during the current transfer window if they receive an offer in the region of €14 million. The decision comes as part of the club’s strategy to reshape its squad and manage financial resources effectively, particularly as they continue to invest heavily in other areas of the team.
Mendy, who joined Real Madrid from Olympique Lyonnais in the summer of 2019 for a fee that could reach up to €48 million including add-ons, has had a mixed tenure at the Santiago Bernabéu. While he has been a reliable defensive option under Zinedine Zidane and later Carlo Ancelotti, injuries have repeatedly disrupted his momentum and availability. The 29-year-old has missed a significant number of games over the past two seasons, prompting the club to assess his long-term viability in the squad.
Despite his defensive solidity and occasional flashes going forward, Mendy has never quite established himself as an undisputed starter. Competition from David Alaba, Eduardo Camavinga (who has at times been deployed at left-back), and even
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