Los Merengues have decided to accept the Blues' offer after meetings on Monday saw the Spanish giants decide to use the money immediately to sign two players that coach Bernd Schuster wants, according to AS.

Robinho's transfer will be made official later this week, while Madrid will lodge bids for both Huntelaar and Capel as quickly as possible in order to open talks.

Negotiations with Sevilla will be swift as Madrid's offer of €15m matches Capel's buy-out clause and all that will have to be decided is whether or not the player wants to move.

The 20-year-old has stated in the past that the only club that he would leave the Andalucian outfit for is Madrid and now that will be tested with an official offer.

Huntelaar has been linked with several clubs, but Schuster's insistence that he have another striker before the start of the new campaign has pushed the board to make their move now.

Valencia are refusing to accept any offer for David Villa, so Madrid will press for the Ajax striker to join them in the next few days in a move which will delight the German trainer.

An initial offer of around €25m should see the Dutch club willing to open talks and the Bernabéu outfit will hope that the Netherlands contingent already in their ranks will help smooth the deal through.

Schuster has been keen to sort out the Robinho saga and add to his squad after becoming infuriated that the club's summer became focussed solely on the unsuccessful chase for Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Ramón Calderón has told Robinho that he will not be joining Chelsea on teh same day that he launched a bid to prise Jan-Klaas Huntelaar away from Ajax.

The Real Madrid president is having a busy week as he looks to add the striker to the squad that Bernd Schuster has requested, while fending off a bid from Chelsea for one the club's stars.

Robinho is reported to have gone to Calderón's house to tell him face-to-face that he wanted to leave the Bernabéu and move to Chelsea after the Blues made an improved offer for him.

But the Brazilian was left disappointed after the Merengues' supremo left no room for negotiations and told the player that there was no chance of that happening, according to Marca.

While Robinho is set to stay, Madrid are keen to add to their ranks and Calderón and sporting director Predrag Mijatovic are set to approach Ajax about Huntelaar.

Madrid have around €25m to put to the Dutch club for their striker, which is an amount that they are confident will be seen as to good to turn down.

While Marco van Basten has recognised that Huntelaar will leave the Amsterdam outfit one day he may have believed that it would not be this summer with only just over two weeks of the window remaining.

Raúl and Ruud van Nistelrooy are Madrid's two recognised goalscorers and that has caused Schuster concern and now the message has been heard by the club's hierarchy who are ready to do a deal.

"Finally some great news from R.Calderon".

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