Jesus Vallejo is a player that has featured very sparingly for Real Madrid. The 26-year-old has been with the club since 2015 but spent most of the early years being farmed out on loan.
Since returning from his temporary stint with Granada after the 2020/21 season, the Spaniard has stayed put at the Santiago Bernabeu but has not seen enough minutes under Carlo Ancelotti.
In fact, this past season, Vallejo played only four times across all competitions, clocking a total of just 88 minutes. The 26-year-old is behind Eder Militao, David Alaba, Antonio Rudiger, and Nacho Fernandez in the pecking order at the Spanish capital club.
As such, Real Madrid are open to the possibility of selling Vallejo in the summer transfer window, even though they are very happy with the professionalism and commitment shown by the 26-year-old.
But, according to AS, Vallejo has no desire to leave Real Madrid anytime soon despite having offers to join other clubs this summer.
The centre-half has a contract with the Merengues until the summer of 2025 and wishes to fulfil that, even though he has proposals from clubs within Spain and outside.
Vallejo had been in the news recently after he gave up the No. 5 jersey to new signing Jude Bellingham, for which the England international thanked him. The centre-back will be wearing the No. 24 kit, should he stay put with Real Madrid this summer.
The defender is already working hard on his physical fitness in Zaragoza to prepare for the pre-season which is bound to kick off on July 10. And, as things stand, Vallejo has no plans or thoughts of leaving Real Madrid this summer.