Spanish journalist Miguel Serrano, in his personal video podcast, provided an update on Real Madrid's latest transfer activities. The journalist stated that due to the continued lack of formal offers for Asensio, Real Madrid is considering adjusting the player's departure plan. Reports indicate that Real Madrid is currently inclined to send Asensio out on loan with a mandatory purchase clause included in the contract to increase the likelihood of a deal.

Below is Miguel Serrano's report

The reality with Asensio is that there are currently no offers.

If you've seen some news this week, you'll have read that he's training hard. This kind of talk is typical: "training hard," "in top physical condition," "everyone is surprised by his fitness level." It's cyclical. Those of you new to the industry should know that this happens every year.

Asensio's situation is that he wants to start pre-season training with Mourinho because he knows that Konate won't be there, Rudiger won't be there, Militao won't be there, and the only central defender who can truly start pre-season training is Hüijsen.

Unless Mourinho can push Real Madrid to complete the signing of Bastoni in the next two weeks. This operation seems very, very difficult, but not impossible.

Asensio's intention is to start pre-season training with Mourinho and then convince him.

Mourinho's intention is for the club to sell him. Real Madrid's intention is also to sell him.

However, given the player's firm stance and the lack of current offers, Real Madrid is not ruling out accepting a loan with a mandatory purchase clause.

This means loaning him to a La Liga club or a foreign league club, but in exchange for this one-year loan, the other party must commit to purchasing the player for an agreed-upon amount starting in June 2027.

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