Pure confirmation bias on display instead of assessment on case by case basis (something you actively discourage proving youre not even ready to do due diligence). We don't need to continue with this indeed.
Carvajal is a better defender than Hakimi. Played better defensively all 19/20 and would play bulk of minutes. Hakimi wouldn't be satisfied with that because he wants to play and knows he needs to play to improve. No guarantee of time investment to iron out flaws in Madrid and would have to share pitch time for at least 2 seasons. Far better to sell or loan again and go back for him in time when he gets rid of the flaws.
Also glossing over Odriozola sale. No surprise here.
I didn't say one should not do case by case examination.
I said you can come up with inadequate excuses for each one like the ones you are presenting for Hakimi.
I used Hakimi as a paradigmatic example of a lawful trend, which exists and you refuse to concede it.
Then,
1) You are not really answering my point.
You present it again as Hakimi wants to play all the minutes as Madrid's starting RB. I say this is not true.
Being in contention would have been enough to convince him to stay, but he was 'out of Zidane's plans' as his agent confirmed.
How many times are you going to gloss this over by presenting imaginary psychological motives behind Hakimi??
2) I will give you that Carvahal was better defensively in 19/20, but not by a large margin.
On the contrary Hakimi is already better offensively that Carvahal based on 19/20 and he is 9 years younger.
So, Zidane's inability to incorporate non-established players is harming the long-term future of your club.
Good for us. Keep believing he is the man for the job, and after some years you will start counting how many years of rebuilding you will have had wasted with him (we already wasted 3 with Valverde)
What you say about going for him in the future after selling is nonsense. Financially suicidal.
3) Why should i justify anything about Odriozola??
We are talking about Zidane not counting on Hakimi.
That happened before any transfer decision was taken.
Don't try to present it as purely financial issue, which is not.