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Apart from that, considering that Lunin still wants to leave if he doesn't get the chance to play as a starter, it is very likely that he will move before the summer transfer window closes. He will be the target of many clubs and I think the team that can sign him will be very lucky.

Actually, in some other rumors I read the opposite that he still wants to stay at Madrid and extend his contract, but the decision is ultimately in Madrid's hands.

Sometimes it is quite difficult to predict Madrid's movements especially when releasing a player to be sold to another club because no matter how good their performance is when Perez has acted to sell then the player will leave. Casemiro, Keylor Navas and even Cristiano could leave even though they are still performing very well at Madrid.
The same goes for Lunin now because even though he is playing very well although initially a little doubtful which made Madrid install Kepa at first but we can see that Lunin's contribution to Madrid this season is extraordinary so it is very difficult to let go of a goalkeeper this good especially with his young age. But that sometimes does not apply to Madrid which makes conditions difficult to guess.

Of course, the Santiago Bernabeu team has no intention of selling any core members. But when Courtois was injured and had to be a reluctant spectator until the end of the 2023/24 season, it was thought that the opportunity would come to Lunin. However, Lunin still does not receive absolute trust from coach Carlo Ancelotti. Kepa's appearance causes the Ukrainian goalkeeper to continue to compete for the main starting position. If a club gave him more opportunities to play, I think Lunin would leave Madrid. If Andriy Lunin continues to want to leave, it is necessary that Real Madrid quickly meet that request to provide a satisfactory backup plan for Courtois. Real Madrid still has options from the youth line, the most prominent of which is Fran Gonzalez. At the age of 19, Fran is a long-term candidate to succeed Courtois because he is highly appreciated by the Real youth team.

It might make sense to bring an 18-19-year-old youth player as a backup to Courtois. For Real Madrid, Lunin's transfer to another team would not be a problem, but he had a very good season last year. It is necessary to confess this. We saw a performance above our expectations from Lunin, and I think Real Madrid is now a team with 2 talented goalkeepers who can play in the squad. If the goalkeeper does not mind being a substitute, Lunin will remain a player who keeps Real safer. However, if he wants to leave today, the big teams in Europe will definitely want to transfer him.

No way, it's gonna be a very wrong decision. I won't agree to let Lunin leave Real Madrid. It's also a big "NO" to bring a young talent as a backup for Curtois. The reason is, UCL is getting even longer and tougher with the new format, and it's very obvious Curtois needs a very good back up for him.

Lunin is still remain the perfect choice, and he is a man for the job when Curtois was injured, just like last season. Real Madrid needs to retain Lunin to keep him in the club. Again, i see only Arsenal who has an interest in him.

It's a disgrace if he decides to leave Real Madrid just to go to Arsenal. I think he doesn't mind being a secondary goal keeper much longer. Madrid is ready with new contract for him.