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It is certain that Luka Modric will not be in the Real Madrid squad for long, the development of younger midfielders makes Luka Modric position even more threatened. Bellingham increasing performance has made him one of the irreplaceable midfielders in Real Madrid main squad.
Federico Valverde, Tchouameni and Camavinga also always perform well when given their trust, Ancelotti only rotates them in several matches by including Toni Kroos or Luka Modric. Modric presence is increasingly marginalized in the Real Madrid squad, now he mostly sits on the bench rather than being trusted to play from the first minute.

Imo, the development and regeneration that Madrid is doing is to make Modric comfortable when he leaves and not have anything to think about after he is not in Madrid uniform.
Age, which is the main enemy for athletes, cannot be avoided and Mordic is aware of that.

The longest he will be in the squad is next season and it is most likely until the end of this season but after his departure Madrid will continue with the regeneration of players that they have done in recent seasons so that he will not have a burden and will leave comfortably.

I think so too, Real Madrid's development of a new generation of young players doesn't threaten him, in fact he'll be happy to see a bright future for the team he's been playing for all these years. I'm sure he won't feel outclassed and I'm sure he'll give a lot of advice to the young players who will replace him, be it in terms of play, mentality or perhaps other things outside the game such as attitude and so on.
As a professional player, that should be the case, because it also has a good impact on this sport that is of interest to many people.

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I doubt that Guardiola will let Haaland go to Real Madrid, and I’m not sure whether Haaland himself needs it. Mbappe dreams of playing in Real Madrid, that’s true, but his contract ends only this summer, until then it’s too early to say anything.

And I really doubt that Real needs a striker now, look at the form in which Bellingham is now, Vinicius and Joselu also regularly score goals, so everything is fine with Real’s attack. They would have to think about maybe strengthening Modric's position, but I also think Real Madrid's midfield is fine right now.

Bellingham is Modric's replacement. Vinny and Bellingham are not strikers, so Real needs a top striker. I think Haaladn can go to Real Madrid because it’s stupid to play in a team where you set records but the dick head coach says that you are not a better player than his favorite Messi. The compensation for Haaland is not so great - 173 million, so maybe Real will buy him.

The question is whether Manchester City will let this player leave, while this player has contributed a lot, even in his first season joining Manchester City. I think that could happen is unlikely, especially now that Real Madrid are closer to getting the signature of a Mbappe.
I also haven't heard any rumors about Real Madrid's interest in Haaland, but I also don't know because it could be that they move without being detected by the media so that the movement is silent.
Haaland is also only 1 season at Manchester City, I also believe he still wants to play there and give more titles.

Signing a prolific striker like Erling Haaland would surely solve Real Madrid's striking problems as well as help the club to replace their former captain Karim Benzema who departed the club in the summer a he joined a Saudi Arabian club.
But the main issue is will Manchester City be willing to let go of their most lethal weapon? And I think the answer will definitely be no. The Norwegian signed a long term contract with Manchester City last year summer and have just played one full season with them while scoring plenty of goals. They will definitely not allow him join Madrid in the summer no matter how hard Madrid tries.