Real Madrid's Operation Exit: 98 million euros made... with more to come

It has been a summer primarily of exits at Real Madrid as Carlo Ancelotti's squad has been trimmed significantly.

The latest name to leave is of course Casemiro who is set to sign for Manchester United after a big financial effort from the Premier League side.

There are more departures to come though as Los Blancos begin to streamline.

Expired contracts

There were three certain departures: Marcelo, Isco and Gareth Bale. After making their mark on an era, their contracts were coming to an end and the club did not consider renewing them.

Sale of fringe players

Mario Gila, who made his debut with Ancelotti in the 2021/22 season, was sold to Lazio for 6 million euros. Victor Chust has also been sold to Cadiz and there was the departure of Luka Jovic to Fiorentina.

He has actually left for free but Real Madrid will get 50 percent of any future sale of the Serbian striker.

Takefusa Kubo has finally moved permanently to Real Sociedad and if Real Madrid wanted to get him back, it would cost them around 24m euros.

Getafe took Borja Mayoral off of Florentino Perez's hands for 10m euros after returning from his loan spell at Roma.

Miguel Gutierrez and Reinier have moved on to Girona to join what is proving to be an exciting project for the team owners by City Group. Marvin Park has also moved on, heading to Las Palmas.

Casemiro, Odriozola and Asensio to leave Real Madrid

All of those deals have raised around 98m euros but that could be raised a lot when Casemiro's 70m euro move to Manchester United is confirmed.

Other players could leave before the end of the window too, with Marco Asensio, Mariano Diaz and Alvaro Odriozola all trying to find new clubs.