Mundo Deportivo reports on the potential transfer situation involving Alaba and Real Madrid. Rumors suggest Real Madrid offered Alaba a free transfer, which he rejected. His contract with Real Madrid ends in 2026.

Real Madrid is willing to sell David Alaba due to his recent injuries and lack of playtime. Despite being a high-earning player, the club is prepared to accept a transfer fee of only 15 million euros. Alaba has been out of action due to a meniscus injury and has not played much in the past year and a half.

David Alaba is among the six players Real Madrid intends to sell this summer. The club aims to sell most of them as part of a squad restructuring under new coach Xabi Alonso.

David Alaba might face consequences due to the outstanding performances of Dean Huijsen at the Club World Cup.

According to AS, David Alaba is experiencing a challenging situation at Real Madrid, marked by injury issues and competition for his position. Alaba, who has a contract with the club until 2026, is not currently planning to renew it. His considerable salary of 12.5 million EUR net per season presents difficulties for Real Madrid in finding another team willing to take over his contract. The club is open to facilitating his departure this summer, but identifying a club capable of covering his salary remains a challenge. Alaba has been largely inactive for over a year due to injuries, including a recent left soleus tear, and is not expected to participate in the Club World Cup. Despite being the fifth option for central defense, Alaba is evaluating his future options, especially with the 2026 World Cup approaching, where he aims to play for Austria. While the club respects his contract, they would prefer to find a mutually beneficial solution.

Xabi Alonso, the new Real Madrid boss, wants to sell David Alaba due to persistent injury issues, despite his leadership skills and versatility.

David Alaba has been informed by Real Madrid that he is allowed to seek a transfer. Charlotte FC has already expressed interest in acquiring the Austrian player, who has struggled with injuries in recent seasons and has not been able to perform at his best level.

90min reports on Real Madrid's intentions to acquire Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konaté, which may involve buying out David Alaba's contract. Real Madrid are preparing to take the drastic step of buying David Alaba out of his contract to make space for Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konaté. The Austrian is reluctant to leave the Santiago Bernabéu.

David Alaba can leave Real Madrid without a transfer fee despite having a contract until 2026, indicating a potential departure as part of Real Madrid's defensive cleanup.

David Alaba is set to be edged out of Real Madrid with the arrival of Dean Huijsen. Fichajes revealed that Alaba will be sold by Los Blancos in the summer due to concerns over his fitness levels. Buying out Alaba's contract and allowing him to depart on a free transfer is a possibility that 'isn't ruled out'. Leeds United offer Alaba the perfect next stop in his career, according to data analytics firm SciSports.

Real Madrid have decided to part ways with David Alaba this summer after concerns over the veteran defender's fitness issues and performance levels when available.

David Alaba has a contract with Real Madrid until summer 2026. Due to a cruciate ligament injury, he missed numerous matches but is now on the road to recovery. However, he is still far from his top form. According to 'Bernabeu Digital,' Real Madrid is reportedly willing to let the defender leave as early as next summer for relatively small money, partly to save his hefty salary of over 20 million euros annually. However, the 32-year-old is not to be pressured into a move.

Real Madrid are prepared to sell defender David Alaba for as little as €5m (£4.2m) as he approaches the final year of his contract.

Real Madrid are considering axing David Alaba, one of their highest earners, in order to secure the signings of other players. Alaba is reportedly Real's second-highest earner, with a wage of €433k per week. The club sees this as an option to save on the wage bill and build a new defense without injury problems.

David Alaba has been dealing with significant pain during training due to cartilage problems, which are causing his knee bones to rub together. He has not played since December of the previous year because of ligament damage. According to Spanish radio station Onda Cero, there is a possibility that Alaba may never play football again. It is reported that Real Madrid is exploring the January transfer market for potential replacements, suggesting that they will be active in the winter transfer window.