"I can say that over the next few days we will announce two or three signings," he told Spanish sports daily AS.

Calderon has been chasing many key players one of them is Chelsea's Dutch winger Arjen Robben who is a few steps away from the Bernabeu.

"Robben wants to come to Madrid and everything indicates that he will see his dream come true, He is a great footballer and when he gets here the skeptics will see the issue with less dark clouds on the horizon.”

According to the media a deal could be sealed for a fee of 35 million euros

Brazilian Kaka has been a long target for Calderon and one of his big dreams although AC Milan are reluctant to let the 25-year-old go after leading them to the UEFA Champions’ league title despite Real's huge 90-million-euros bid.

"These situations resolve themselves when the player takes a step and asks to be let go," said Calderon.

Dutch playmaker Rafael Van Der Vaart emerged as a new target and a perfect replacement for Kaka after Real new coach Bernd Schuster showed interest in him.

Real Madrid are also reportedly chasing Marseille's French international Samir Nasri, Feyenoord defender Royston Drenthe and FC Porto winger Ricardo Quaresma.

"Reinforcements will come soon. We have already brought in four good players, and there will be more but we aren't in a rush," added Calderon.

The Spanish champions have already signed goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek, defenders Pepe and Christoph Metzelder and striker Javier Saviola during the pre-season.