Real Madrid considers selling Aurelien Tchouameni amid transfer talks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 9:20 AM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Real Madrid may sell Aurelien Tchouameni if a strong offer is made, despite his integral role under manager Jose Mourinho. Sources indicate that Tchouameni, who has formed a key midfield partnership with Federico Valverde, is more likely to be sold than teammate Eduardo Camavinga. This potential move follows scrutiny of Madrid's transfer strategy, especially after previous discussions involving Rodri. His current contract runs until 2028, with talks for an extension underway. The situation remains fluid as Tchouameni is considered a vital asset in Mourinho's plans.
- •Real Madrid open to selling Aurelien Tchouameni for the right offer.
- •Tchouameni has become critical under Jose Mourinho.
- •Madrid prioritizes selling Tchouameni over Eduardo Camavinga.
- •Contract discussions for Tchouameni extend to 2031.
- •Tchouameni formed a strong midfield partnership with Valverde.
- 9:20 AMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid still open to selling one of Jose Mourinho’s trusted midfielders – report
"Real Madrid could be prepared to part ways with Aurelien Tchouameni if a suitable offer arrives, despite the midfielder having established himself as an important player under Jose Mourinho.According ...
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