Real Madrid Transfer News: Latest on Jese Rodriguez and Denis Cheryshev Rumours

Two of Real Madrid's fringe stars are again being linked with moves away from the club after wingers Jese Rodriguez and Denis Cheryshev's names made their way back into the gossip columns this week.

Jese's agent, Gines Carvajal, spoke to Radio Marca as Cristiano Ronaldo was presented with Europe's Golden Shoe this week, claiming his client has to play more if he's to have an impact at Real (h/t Marca.com): "He needs to play more, that's the best way to keep his spirits up. The club will have to make a decision. He's training well, he's strong and has to seize the opportunity when it comes."    

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The 22-year-old has made just three La Liga appearances so far this season and has sat as an unused substitute in six fixtures already under manager Rafa Benitez.

According to FCInterNews, Inter are hoping to launch a January move for the trickster but would only be able to take Jese on loan (h/t Football Italia).

A temporary move away from the Bernabeu could be the optimum decision for all parties as Jese looks to secure first-team minutes, while Los Blancos attempt to keep hold of a young talent who so obviously holds huge potential.

Murmurs have suggested new manager Benitez simply has a problem with the player, but Spanish newspaper AS provided quotes from the helmsman insisting no such divide between manager and player exists:

That being said, one can hardly blame Jese's representation for seeking assurances over his future, especially after former boss Carlo Ancelotti used him more frequently last season, at one point handing him 11 successive La Liga outings.

Cheryshev, on the other hand, hasn't yet had the chance to leave that kind of mark at the Bernabeu, and Russian newspaper Izvestia reported that CSKA Moscow are looking to sign the attacker (h/t Manolete of AS):

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Denis Cheryshev continues to be one of the members of Real Madrid's squad attracting interest ahead of the winter transfer market. Starved of minutes at the Bernabeu, Cheryshev has ignited the interest of CSKA Moscow in his homeland, according to Russian broadsheet Izvestia. CSKA are reported to view the 24-year-old as the ideal reinforcement for Leonid Slutsky's side.

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The Russia international stands out as a logical target for CSKA considering the forward was born in Nizhny Novgorod, despite the fact he moved to Gijon at a very young age.

The AS report added Cheryshev is "thought to be keen on the move" if it helps him secure a place in Russia's Euro 2016 squad, with the national team having recently guaranteed their spot at next year's tournament.

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Cheryshev made his La Liga debut for Real Madrid last month, but he has failed to feature under Benitez since making the 13-minute cameo and continues to struggle against Los Merengues' star-studded ranks.

Inside La Liga termed the 24-year-old Real's "forgotten man" despite sentiments in pre-season that this could be his breakthrough year in the Spanish capital:

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Cheryshev continues to be a forgotten man at Real Madrid - http://t.co/bbM52OAhrj pic.twitter.com/Gt1KEmFTnx

— Inside La Liga (@InsideLaLiga) September 12, 2015"

It's proved to be anything but, and the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, James Rodriguez and Isco have still kept the wide man's figure attached firmly to the bench this season.

The former Villarreal loanee has showcased his talent when playing at El Madrigal last season, and Russian giants CSKA are reportedly open to giving their lost native a route back to his mother country.