Perez is preparing the biggest purge in the history of Real

After another season without a trophy, stories are pouring in daily from Spain about conflicts, a divided dressing room, clans among players and a complete loss of control within the club. Now, it seems, Florentino Perez has decided to cut.

According to information close to the club, the president of Real is ready to make a brutal purge in the dressing room during the summer, and a large number of players have already received a clear message – the door to departure is wide open.

In recent months, the situation in Madrid has completely escalated. The Spanish media write about conflicts between players, open problems with coaches and seriously damaged relations within the team.

Everything culminated in a physical confrontation between Federico Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni, after which the Uruguayan midfielder ended up in the hospital, while both were allegedly fined 500,000 euros each.

In such an environment, the results had to suffer, and Florentino Perez allegedly believes that the whole situation has become a direct attack on the club’s authority and the model by which Real has been operating for decades.

“The door to leaving Real Madrid is wide open,” claim sources close to the club.

According to the same information, Raul Asencio, Eduardo Camavinga, Dani Ceballos, Fran Garcia, David Alaba and Dani Carvajal are in serious danger of leaving the Santiago Bernabeu.

But in Madrid, they believe that the list of departures will not stop there.

Some of the players have allegedly already contacted agents and asked them to start looking for new clubs, aware that they could become victims of a major summer reconstruction.

Florentino Perez reportedly wants to completely reset the dressing room and re-establish the hierarchy that, according to the Spanish media, has completely disappeared in recent months.

The return of Jose Mourinho to the bench of Real is being mentioned more and more seriously.

Negotiations with the Portuguese coach are reportedly in the final stages, and Perez sees in him the man who could break the existing clans and restore discipline.

During his first term in Madrid, Mourinho left a deep mark, but also caused numerous conflicts with big stars and the media. That’s exactly why many in Spain believe that Perez now wants him back – as a coach who won’t be afraid to hit on the biggest names in the dressing room.

However, this move also carries a great risk. If Mourinho fails to calm down the team, Real could enter the most turbulent period of the last twenty years. One thing is clear though – after this summer, Real Madrid will no longer be the same club.

(Vijesti.ba)