In the event that Real Madrid goes ahead with the Di María transfer deal, Ancelotti will want to strengthen its attacking line-up in January. Top of his list is Liverpool forward Luis Súarez, but the club has always had its eye on Falcao.
The Uruguayan would cost another €12 million on top of the money generated by Di María's transfer. But Monaco's Colombian striker could find himself in the picture once again. In any case, both players would be eligible to play in the Champions League.
In theory, the loss of El Fideo would leave Ancelotti reliant on the BBC connection (Bale-Benzema-Cristiano) in attack, with only Jesé and Morata as possible replacements in a squad now bereft of Kaká, Özil, Callejón and Higuaín.
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