Real Madrid can stand in line this summer for wholesale in defensive changes while the club is diving on the transfer market.
In the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, changes are expected, starting with the incoming departure of Carlo Ancelotti, with the Italian who is decreasing at the end of May.
Xabi Alonso is standing -or to come in as a replacement for Ancelotti, but conversations with Bayer Leverkusen are underway and he may not be in place before the FIFA Club World Cup starts in June.
Rumor has that Alonso requires guarantees for certain transfer goals before he undertakes Los Blancos with securing Trent Alexander-Arnold still a priority in Madrid.
The international of England still has to give a strong answer to his plans after June, because his current contract with Anfield ends.
Real Madrid plans all possible option, and according to reports from Fichajes.com, they look at an offer for the highly rated right back Jon Aramburu from Real Sociedad as an alternative.
This season Aramburu played for La Real with persistent transfer interest in him from the Premier League and his skills could fit well in Madrid.
The Venezuela International is also on the radars of Atletico Madrid and Inter Milan with a release clause of £ 51 million in his contract in San Sebastian.
The pricing Aramburu away from the Basque country will not be easy, because of its interest in the real Sociedad team, and Real Madrid is not willing to pay its entire clause.
Aramburu's ability to play on the back line is also attractive, because it can also go into the left back, so that Alonso Alexander-Arnold can move further ahead.
With La Real expects to miss the qualification of the UEFA Champions League, that will put more pressure on them to sell, while Real Madrid is lurking.