Borja Mayoral’s Future at Real Madrid Remains Uncertain As Los Blancos Look To Cash In on Getafe’s Interest

• Borja Mayoral was called up to the United States of America for Real Madrid's pre-season training
• Real Madrid are looking to offload a few players during the transfer window, among them Borja Mayoral
• Getafe are looking to secure a permanent move for Borja Mayoral after the player impressed them while on loan

Borja Mayoral looks likely to head back to Getafe from Real Madrid when Los Blancos return from their pre-season tour in America.

Mayoral was promoted to the Los Blancos first team in 2016 but has subsequently been loaned out to numerous clubs over the years, in between brief spells at Madrid.

The striker was last on loan at Getafe but was called up to Real Madrid’s pre-season training camp, where he hopes to force his way into the first team.

Football Espana reported that he was called up to bolster the side’s attacking options as Karim Benzema was given an extended summer break.

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While Mayoral has hopes of securing a place in the squad for the 2022/23 season, Real Madrid are looking to cash in on the player.

After he scored six goals in 18 appearances for Getafe, the club are said to be keen on making his move permanent. Marca recently reported that Real Madrid have set the asking price at €10 million.

It's not only Getafe interested in securing his signature, though. Celta de Vigo are also monitoring the situation, and clubs in the Serie A are reportedly also keen on securing the striker’s services.

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Takefusa Kubo is the latest name to be departing the Santiago Bernabeu as Los Blancos trim their squad ahead of the new season.

The 21-year-old Japanese forward signed for Madrid from FC Tokyo in 2019 but has been sent out on loan during his three years at the club.