Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has reassured supporters that three of the club’s biggest stars will remain at the Santiago Bernabeu this summer amid ongoing transfer speculation.
Speaking ahead of Real Madrid’s presidential elections, Perez made it clear that Kylian Mbappe, Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Junior are not for sale and will continue to play key roles in the club’s future plans.
Reports claim the veteran president identified the trio as untouchable members of the squad despite growing interest from clubs across Europe and the Middle East.
The announcement comes as Real Madrid prepare for what could be another busy transfer window following a disappointing campaign that fell below the club’s usual standards.
Perez promises more arrivals
While confirming that Mbappe, Bellingham and Vinicius will stay, Perez also hinted that more signings are on the way.
The Real Madrid president stated that the club will continue to strengthen the squad and suggested supporters will not have to wait long to see new arrivals.
“I will bring more players. Everyone who knows me knows that great players want to play for Real Madrid and I want to bring them in. I will make it happen,” he told AS.
He also recently revealed that the club’s first major signing of the summer would be announced this week, further fuelling excitement among fans.
“This Thursday [June 4] I’ll announce my first big signing for next season,” Perez said in an interview with the newspaper El Espanyol. “Everyone knows my sporting project: having the best players, and carrying on winning.”
Three stars remain central to Madrid’s project
Mbappe, Bellingham and Vinicius are widely regarded as the foundation of Real Madrid’s long-term project.
Mbappe remains one of the biggest names in world football, while Bellingham has continued to establish himself as one of the game’s leading midfielders.
Vinicius, meanwhile, remains one of the club’s most influential attacking players despite recent rumours surrounding his future.
Perez’s latest comments are expected to end speculation surrounding the trio, at least for the remainder of the transfer window.
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Focus turns to the future
With the presidential elections approaching, Perez has been outlining his vision for Real Madrid’s future and has repeatedly stressed the need to keep the club among Europe’s elite.
The experienced president believes the current squad already contains some of the world’s best players, but has acknowledged that further reinforcements are needed.
Reports suggest Real Madrid are actively working on several deals as they prepare for the 2026/27 season.
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