On September 1st (CEST), according to Spanish newspaper AS, as the summer transfer window enters its final day, Real Madrid will not actively recruit new players at this stage. The club will only consider transfer activity if players depart the team. Based on current trends, Asensio and Eduardo Camavinga are likely to remain at the club, and José Mourinho will most likely begin the new season with a 26-player squad.

With only hours remaining until the transfer deadline, Real Madrid's offices at the Bernabéu are on standby. Generally, Real Madrid will not make new signings, but transfer deadlines always carry variables, and last-minute deals cannot be ruled out. Should an important player depart, the club will immediately adjust its original plans. If nothing surprising happens, the current squad will remain unchanged. With both Asensio and Eduardo Camavinga's futures seemingly settled, the door on transfer activity has effectively closed, though everything remains possible until midnight.

Both players are currently the focus of media attention. Their situations are completely different, but they share one thing in common: neither has any intention of leaving Valdebebas at the moment. Regarding Asensio, the club previously reviewed the possibility of a loan or sale, but has now shelved those ideas. Eduardo Camavinga's situation is different. Real Madrid has always viewed him as a negotiating chip that could fetch a substantial transfer fee, and the team hopes to recoup funds through his sale. Real Madrid's position is very clear: they will not let him leave cheaply and will only approve a transfer if an offer of at least 70 million euros is received. At this stage, no bids meeting their asking price have been submitted to the club.

Theoretically, if a satisfactory offer appears today, Real Madrid would resume negotiations and push through a chain of transfers. However, the media predicts this scenario is highly unlikely. Additionally, while the club does not rule out Mendy's potential departure, the player is still recovering from injury, and Real Madrid believes it will be difficult to receive a suitable offer. Endrick's future has been decided. José Mourinho has clearly expressed his confidence in the player, and the young Brazilian is set to stay.

If there are no transfer changes, José Mourinho will have a 26-player squad for the new season. This includes 25 players registered for the first team and Thiago, a youth academy player who trains daily with the first team. Sergio Martínez is not included in this count. The squad composition consists of 2 goalkeepers, 2 right-backs, 5 center-backs, 3 left-backs, 7 midfielders, 4 wingers, and 3 forwards.

This squad size differs from José Mourinho's team-building philosophy. Mourinho has repeatedly stated publicly that he prefers a more compact squad of around 21-22 players, or at most 22, and has proposed building a "small but elite squad." However, due to a series of transfer situations this summer, the club ultimately ended up with the current large roster. Real Madrid must accept reality and continue to compete in the new season with the existing squad.

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