Five Real Madrid players who could have said goodbye to the Bernabéu

Real Madrid decided several months ago that Keylor Navas' time at the club was
over, and that the summer of 2017 would see a new keeper brought in. The big
favourite is Manchester United's De Gea, who the club tried to sign
previously, only to be confounded at the last minute.

The Costa Rican keeper has had a wobbly season at times, and took part of the
blame for most of Madrid's lapses. That said, Navas has been in fine form of
late, and played a vital role in ensuring Madrid made the final of the
Champions League in Cardiff (that double save against Atleti for example...)

Navas believes though that he can continue at the Bernabéu: "I'm under contract. I'm
enjoying the privilege of being here, I'm going to continue here and I can't
see myself anywhere else".

Zidane and others on the coaching staff have come out to defend the Costa
Rican, but the club bosses, above all Florentino Pérez, have made their minds
up. As far as they are concerned, this will be Keylor Navas' last game in
Chamartín.

Asensio's sudden appearance, Isco's fine season and the lack of places for
attacking midfielders in Zidane's 4-3-3 have all placed James at the front of
the queue to leave Real Madrid this summer. And James appears to definitely be on his way out of the club. He was subbed off in the 62nd minute for Casemiro and, barely able to contain his emotions, he applauded every corner of the Bernabéu. 

The Colombian would be one of the most attractive propositions on the market and
Europe's big boys are jostling to land him. However the player himself, after
a mini-tantrum in December, has devoted himself to trying to win a place in
Zidane's plans, and has come up with performances, goals and assists every
time he's been given a chance. He is though all too aware that if he did stay
he would likely still be struggling to be a regular starter, something he
obviously feels he should be. And so he has started to look to the future. In
fact, according to reports from Colombia he has already reached an initial
agreement with Manchester United.

Without a shadow of doubt Morata is going to be in the transfer rumour mills
this summer. Last summer the striker rejected various offers after Zidane
promised him a major role in the team, but the Spaniard feels the French coach
never gave him the playing time he deserved or expected and the striker's
agents have started talks with big clubs around Europe.

The fact he's a Madrid fan and wants to succeed at the Bernabéu play in favour
of Madrid if they are keen to keep him, but Conte, Chelsea coach, is desperate
to land him (he wanted to last summer).

And in recent weeks, according to El Larguero on Spanish radio station SER,
Mourinho has appeared on the scene, wanting to land Morata for Manchester
United. And Mou could even be ahead of newly crowned champions Chelsea in the
race for the striker's signature.