Despite already seeing 15 players leave his squad in this window without adding any new names, Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane has now reportedly approved another first-team departure.
The Frenchman has insisted his side will not sign any player before the window shuts on 5 October.
"The transfer market is open until 5 October, but I am very happy with the players I have," he said, as quoted by AS.
"It's a large squad. Why would we want to add to a squad that is already big enough?
"It's already difficult for me to draw up a team, because all of the players I have are good. I'm happy with my squad, I really am."
However, it is believed that Real not done with their squad revamp as more players could still leave the Santiago Bernabeu.
Zidane has reportedly given his approval for Luka Jovic to go out on loan after he failed to impress in his first campaign at the club.
The 22-year-old has been linked with Serie A trio AS Roma, Inter Milan and AC Milan, while Manchester United are also thought to be interested.
Roma, though, are said to be the favourites to sign the Serbia attacker as both Jovic and Los Blancos want him to move to a club where he will get the most playing time.
