Journalist AntĂłn Meana reported the details on Cadena SER.
"Real Madrid has been working for several weeks now to sign a top-level centre-back and a top-level midfielder, of course. They're not going to sign mediocre players, but these are the two positions that were causing the most concern."
The club will complement those signings with a series of returns and promotions. Endrick, 19, will come back from his loan at Olympique Lyon. Nico Paz, 20, is expected to be recalled from Como via the buy-back option Real Madrid retained when selling him. VĂctor Muñoz, 22, is anticipated to return from Osasuna under a similar arrangement. Academy product Thiago Pitarch is expected to integrate into the first-team squad permanently.
On the departures side, the club is targeting âŹ60 million from the sale of striker Gonzalo GarcĂa, 22.
Meana described him as "a striker who still has a good reputation because of what he's done at the club and for the Club World Cup a year ago."
Dani Carvajal, 34, and David Alaba, 33 â both out of contract in June â will not be offered renewals. Eduardo Camavinga, RaĂșl Asencio and Fran GarcĂa are also among those likely to depart. Dani Ceballos will leave as a free agent. Franco Mastantuono is set for another loan, likely to Como.
The rebuilding process will begin as soon as the season concludes, with Real Madrid on course for a first trophyless campaign in four years.