Mourinho Is Already Designing His Transfer Plan for Real Madrid: Center-Backs, Full-Backs, and a Key Playmaker

Mourinho is already making moves in silence, while the future of the bench depends on the elections, the Portuguese is shaping a Real Madrid with key reinforcements.

Mourinho anticipates himself

José Mourinho does not waste time. Even tho there are just over two weeks left until the Real Madrid presidential elections, the Portuguese coach is already working on compiling a list of signings that would mark the beginning of his new stage at the Bernabéu.

The future of the white bench is directly linked to the result of the elections on June 7, where Florentino Pérez and Enrique Riquelme are competing for the presidency. In the event that Perez achieves continuity, the Spanish press anticipates that there would be an agreement with Mourinho that would be practically closed: two guarantyd seasons and a third optional, as long as the team conquers at least one League.

The positions Mourinho wants to strengthen

The newspaper AS revealed this Tuesday that Mourinho has already prepared a report detailing the positions he considers a priority to strengthen. His plan includes one or two center-backs, a right-back and a left-back, the latter depending on the possible departure of Fran García, as well as a defensive midfielder and a creative one. This last profile, according to the report itself, is essential to give the team balance and dynamism.

The Portuguese strategy aims to rebuild the backbone of Madrid, with special emphasis on defense and midfield. His intention is to provide the squad with greater solidity and offensive options, avoiding the management problems experienced in previous cycles.

Elections

Meanwhile, both Pérez and Riquelme continue to design their projects for the upcoming elections. The electoral outcome will be key to determining whether Mourinho actually returns to the club and implements his transfer plan. The truth is that, even amid the uncertainty, the Portuguese is already moving as if the Bernabéu were once again his home.

With this scenario, Real Madrid is preparing for decisive weeks: the election of its president and, in parallel, the possible return of a coach who promises to shake up the market with his distinctive touch.