Over the years, Real Madrid has become famous for building a galactic battleship made up of world superstars. In the summer of 2022, the White Legion will try to form a third galactic battleship during the term of President Florentino Perez. The last time the club recruited players the way they were looking forward to this summer, they brought in Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema, Kaka and Xavi Alonso. As you can see later, they are ambitiously seeking a transfer window that will operate in 2022 that will be equally successful. However, goalkeeper positions they may not need to buy anymore, Courtois is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and will not go anywhere in the short term, while Lunin is a capable substitute.
Tierney (Arsenal)
Tierney has been impressed since leaving the Celtics as a full-back and centre-back at Arsenal. According to Spanish media, the Performance of the Scotland international has attracted the interest of Real Madrid and Barcelona. While Tierney has yet to be tested in the Champions League with the exception of a few appearances, he has proven himself to reach the top level in the Premier League.
Paul Torres (Villarreal)
With Villarreal eliminating Bayern into the Champions League final four, Paulo Torres' value in this summer's transfer market is expected to rise by another 10 million euros. The centre-back, who was a favourite with The European giants last summer, is expected to join a big club this summer after fulfilling his dream of playing in the Champions League with his hometown team. Real Madrid already had plans to have him succeed Ramos last summer, but now may be the best time.
Rudiger (Chelsea)
Rudiger allegedly turned down the opportunity to sign a new contract with Chelsea and could leave Stamford Bridge in the summer. Both Christensen and Rudiger's contracts expire in 2022, though the Dane is already thought to be joining Barcelona. There are rumours that Real Madrid may make a lucrative offer to the free agent to make Rudiger one of the highest paid defenders in the world, but he has been linked to many other clubs over the past six months.
Pedro Polo (Manchester City)
Pedro Polo is a Manchester City player who was loaned to Sporting Portugal and was watched by Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Barcelona. It looks like Pedro Polo could be the star in this summer's transfer market. After two impressive years in Lisbon, The European media learned that Sport of Portugal would launch a buyout clause, sign Polo permanently for 8 million euros and potentially sell him at a higher price. Real Madrid are looking for a new right-back who could sell Álvaro Odriozola to raise money for the right-back.
Fran Garcia (Vallecano)
With Mendy struggling in the Champions League game against Chelsea and even receiving a few boos from home fans when he was substituted, a new left-back is likely to emerge. Tierney mentioned above is one of the top names, but the cheaper option is Fran Garcia. The young Spaniard, a real Madrid academy player, is likely to be happy to have the chance to come back and try to impress.
Paul Pogba (Manchester United)
Pogba has been associated with Real Madrid for years, especially after he admitted it was his dream to wear the famous white shirt at some point in his career. He will return to free in the summer, but according to Spanish media reports, the Bernabeu may only consider signing him for free, as he is not their priority signing. However, if they can catch the next man on our list, they will ignore Pogba completely.
Chuamenos (Monaco)
Chuamini is becoming the "next big man" in the world football midfield area. This is a fantastic young man with strength, speed, dribbling ability and a sense of position, and there are a lot of big clubs that want to take him away from Monaco this summer, and Real Madrid is one of his suitors. Chuamenos certainly can't stay in Monaco for long as the club is in a constant state of flux and is likely to miss next season's Champions League – a necessity for any team the 22-year-old has joined.
Haaland (Dortmund)
For the past two years, Real Madrid have been focusing on acquiring a player, as you'll see below. However, Borussia Dortmund's performance was impressive, with Real Madrid also listing him as a priority signing for the Galactics. The point is that since a certain superstar will arrive for free, this will free up some money to bring in Haaland, and he will spend a lot, a lot, a lot, especially considering the transfer fee, salary and commission. Now it looks like it's a battle between Real Madrid and Manchester City for Haaland.
Mbappe (PSG)
Now it seems that Mbappe will join Real Madrid as a free agent in the summer of 2022. The club were so eager to sign the Frenchman a year ago that they made a huge offer of €200 million on the day of the deadline, although they fully knew the player would be freed in 12 months. Although the contract has not yet been formally signed, Mbappe remains silent about his future plans, but it would be a huge surprise if he finally signed a new contract with Paris Saint-Germain.
Gnabry (Bayern Munich)
According to European media, Gnabry's contract expires at the end of the 2022-23 season, and Bayern has been trying to tie the 26-year-old to the new contract, but without success. He has been an integral member of the team since joining Werder Bremen in 2017, for which he has won three Bundesliga titles and one Champions League title. Even if Kylian Mbappe does come, Real Madrid could sign the German, especially with Hazard and Bale about to leave.