Real Madrid Confidencial Dani Ceballos will leave Real Madrid in January with one condition
Real Madrid could consider selling the Andalusian footballer in the winter transfer window
The transfer market has already closed, but Dani Ceballos's future is once again hanging in the air. According to "Defensa Central", Real Madrid has received a proposal from Juventus to acquire the Andalusian footballer. In fact, the Italians want the footballer for the upcoming winter transfer window.
At Real Madrid, who know that Dani Ceballos could leave the club next summer, they wouldn't view the proposal unfavorably. However, Florentino Pérez has already made it clear to Juventus that he won't give the player away under any circumstances.
Real Madrid sets conditions for Juventus
At this time, Real Madrid values Dani Ceballos at €15 million. This is the minimum that Florentino Pérez would accept to sell his player halfway through the season. It's an acceptable amount for a player who, in principle, won't have much prominence under Xabi Alonso.
Meanwhile, Juventus will assess Real Madrid's conditions. The Italian side, which wants to rule in Italy again, could take on the signing of Dani Ceballos to strengthen its midfield. Moreover, the midfielder wouldn't view that destination unfavorably, since he would join a team that competes for everything in Serie A and is always present in Europe.
Dani Ceballos could consider leaving in January
Nevertheless, everything will depend on the minutes that Dani Ceballos plays until January. The Andalusian footballer has participated for a few moments in the first three LaLiga matches. The problem for him is that names like Eduardo Camavinga or Jude Bellingham weren't on the squad list.
The two players mentioned are ahead of Dani Ceballos in the rotation, so the one from Utrera will have a significant shortage of minutes. Unless there's a surprise, he will be a substitute in most matches, not playing in some of them.
If the situation continues like this, Dani Ceballos could consider leaving for Italy, although he still has a transfer to Real Betis in mind. What is clear is that, if he leaves for a transfer to Juventus, his arrival at the verdiblanco squad for the 26/27 season would be even more complicated.
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