Five sketches of Operation Exit 'Real Madrid

Now that the signings have closed in the Bernabeu, touches turn to clear the locker room. Real Madrid now has 27 players on the roster, and only allowed to register for the league to 25. Commenting on the review of Operation Exit 'they do in Diario Marca, I leave five notes for reflection:

1. The sale of balance of Madrid is undeniable product of the lack of a sound project management for Ramon Calderon. He joined the team patch and is a tremendous shame that players like Van der Vaart has passed with more shadow than light. It may criticize the truckloads of money wasted Florentino, but at least he sees a face to your computer.

2. Alvaro Negredo and Madrid seem doomed to not understand. After its unveiling in Almeria, Negredo was fished out, but it's the fourth or fifth choice striker for Pellegrini. The attacker wants (and deserves) to wear the elastic merengue, but stay would be a mistake for both sides: Negredo lose minutes, and Madrid, millions. I see in the Premiership next year.

1. The club wants to defoliate the tulip, but Pellegrini hampers. Except Van der Vaart, who (inexplicably) does not account for the Chilean, the dilemma centers on Sneijder, Robben, since it seems that Van Nistelrooy, Drenthe stay. Both Dutchmen are the taste of the technical, but we must make room. And both, if they leave, would be only if a club offers a hefty amount.

2. Mahamaudou Diarra has to go. Not because it is bad (which is not a crack), but because of overcrowding in midfield will not let you play even a minute. Say that at the Bernabeu only be one Diarra and Lassana called. Unless banks want to eat now, I instead take the first train to leave.

3. Atletico have an eye on Gago and Higuain. Sounds like a joke, to petardazo, a mere fancy of the editor of the newspaper. But beware, if Forlan and Kun are going ...

Finally, my candidate is Álvaro Negredo go and Rafael Van der Vaart. What are yours?

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