La Liga giants will cash in on pair to fund move for Eden Hazard, according to reports
And a wealth of Premier League sides are set to battle it out for the £100MILLION pair.
The attacking midfield duo were jeered by home fans during the disappointing 1-0 defeat to local rivals Atletico on Saturday, which all-but wiped Real out of the La Liga title race.
And Spanish press reports that club chiefs now hope to cash in on one, if not both, of the under-performing stars at the end of the season.
Manchester United were linked with a British-record move for Rodriguez in January.
The Colombian, 24, has failed to earn a regular spot in Zinedine Zidane’s side after falling out of favour earlier this season under former manager Rafa Benitez.
Real had earmarked the former Monaco man as the long-term successor to poster-boy Cristiano Ronaldo — and still hope Zidane can help his rediscover his form.But Marca reports that the La Liga giants will be tempted to sell up if they can get around the £63m they paid for his services after he won the Golden Boot at the 2014 World Cup.
They will also listen to offers of £35m for Spain international Isco.
And Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal are all believed to be eyeing up swoops for the former Malaga man.
And the Gunners reportedly agreed a deal giving them first option on the star next season.
Isco is highly-rated at Madrid — and Zidane has gone on record to say that he sees similarities between the midfielder and his own playing style.
The 23-year-old started the first few games under his idol, but has since dropped down the pecking order, being substituted in his last three appearances.
He could be willing to move on if offered more playing time in England.
Madrid are set for a squad overhaul in the summer ahead of their impending transfer ban.
SunSport revealed in January that the 10-time European champions are preparing an astonishing £250MILLION raid on the Prem, with £80m Hazard their No1 target.
They are also lining up moves for Man City ace Sergio Aguero and United keeper David De Gea.
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