The Brazilian star, who moved to the Spanish capital
club from Santos in 2005, still has two years left in his contract
with the Merengues.
However, Robinho is understood to be unhappy at Santiago Bernabéu
ever since Real Madrid considered him for a player-plus-clash deal
for Manchester United's in-demand Cristiano Ronaldo.
And Robinho, who is being courted by Chelsea new boss, Luiz Felipe
Scolari, may well terminate his contract with Real Madrid without
just clause under the Webster ruling.
According to Article 17 of FIFA's transfer regulations, any player
who signs a deal when aged under 28 is able to unilaterally break
that contract after just three years.
Marca believes that, should Robinho terminate his contract with
Real Madrid, a compensation of just €10 million will have to be
paid to the club.
Earlier this summer, FC Porto midfielder Paulo Assunção decided to
break his contract with the Portuguese Champions and he is now on
the verge of completing a move to Atletico Madrid.