Militao and Rodrygo get Spanish passports.

Due to the Brazilians’ dual citizenship, Real Madrid may sign them in January. The main aim is Bellingham.

Real Madrid had been waiting for a long time for Rodrygo Goes (21) and Eder Militao (24) to get dual citizenship so that they would no longer have a non-EU role within the team. They join Vinicius, who only just re-signed a long-term contract with the club and obtained dual citizenship at the beginning of September.

Madrid has eliminated its three non-EU players from the team with this decision, which may allow them to add more non-EU players in the January transfer window.

Madrid had a difficulty with its non-EU players for a while, including Vinicius Tobas, who plays for Real Madrid Castilla, and Kubo and Reinier, both of whom were sold with a repurchase option. Madrid’s future planning was hampered by a specific set of non-EU players, since no new players could be enrolled. The Militao-Rodrygo duo had been the only non-EU players allowed by La Liga rules up to this point in time. In order to tackle this, the protracted and arduous procedure that had been progressing slowly because of the Coronavirus pandemic has now been completed. Now Spanish citizens, the three Brazilians.

As previously established, Vinicius, Rodrygo, and Militao were the three non-EU players that Real Madrid began the season with. Just 53 days separated the three of them from receiving their Spanish passports, which will enable the Whites to enhance their team if they so choose. Jude Bellingham, an Englishman, fits this description since Real Madrid is interested in signing the young Dortmund player.