Real Madrid have yet to receive any formal offers for midfielder Dani Ceballos, who has been valued at €20 million, according to Diario AS.
Although Real Betis—a club Ceballos is keen to rejoin—remain interested, and Juventus are reportedly considering a €12 million bid, no official proposals have been submitted.
Ceballos featured for just 70 minutes in four matches during the FIFA Club World Cup and has fallen down the pecking order under manager Xabi Alonso, with strong competition from the likes of Tchouameni, Bellingham, Camavinga, Valverde, and Güler.
While he’s under contract until 2027, the lack of playing time has pushed Ceballos to look for opportunities elsewhere in hopes of securing a spot in Spain’s 2026 World Cup squad.
Real Betis, however, are struggling financially and can’t meet either Madrid’s asking price or the midfielder’s current wages. Meanwhile, Chelsea, Tottenham, Bayern, Ajax, RB Leipzig, and Marseille are all monitoring the situation but haven’t made formal moves.
Real Madrid are open to letting him go to trim their squad and wage bill, but as things stand, Ceballos’ future remains unresolved with the transfer window ticking on.
