Coentrao is the first player 'Los Blancos' are looking to cash in on. Florentino never wanted to buy the full-back in the first place, and he now looks set to leave over the summer. Jorge Mendes, Coentrao's agent, always guaranteed the club wouldn't lose any money on him, and the Portuguese has had an €18 million price tag slapped on him.
Pepe, also Portuguese, is the second player on the list. Recently relegated to the subs bench by Varane and criticised after the game in Dortmund, he's 30 years old now and pockets a cool €3.8 million a year after tax. The Bernabéu feels it has got its money's worth out of Pepe and he'll be able to leave for around €20 million.
Di María looks to be an 'in demand' player over this summer's transfer window. Bale's arrival means the Argentine will have limited chances at Real and the club wants to take advantage of a likely bidding war between three big spenders: Manchester United, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain. 'Los Blancos' aren't ready to entertain any offers under €25 million for his services though, and it's likely the final fee for 'El Fideo' could exceed €30 million.
Higuaín, alongside Di María, is the player that Madrid is looking to get the most money for. The club hopes to bank another €30 million, at least, with various offers already coming in from the Premier League and Serie A. Juventus looks to be in pole position for signing the Argentine.
Kaka's story is a bit different from the others. After trying, in vain, to sell him for the last two years, the club now hopes that the fast-approaching World Cup in Brazil will motivate the Ballon d'Or winning samba star to move on in an attempt to finally get some playing time.
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