The time of the 'BBC' seems to be over at Real Madrid.

According to "Marca", the president of the team, Florentino Pérez, is considering a new galactic trio to replace the offensive lineup composed of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, and Karim Benzema.

The Spanish newspaper claims that the Real Madrid president already has the names of the superstars, and they have nicknamed this new trio as 'NHL'.

Thus, the chosen star footballers to replace the 'BBC' would be the Brazilian Neymar (PSG), the Belgian Eden Hazard (Chelsea), and the Polish Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich).

"The first on the list is Neymar. He would be the Cristiano of the new constellation. He is the big goal, the dream that Florentino wants to make a reality. The new sporting megastar and the icon to maintain the economic empire," points out "Marca" about the leader of Brazil.

"The other name on Florentino Pérez's list is Hazard, a player that Zidane likes and meets all the requirements to be a galactic. After the recent market movements, he is one of the few stars that is accessible. The nods to Madrid have been constant, he hasn't renewed with Chelsea yet, and the end date of his contract (June 2020) provides a certain margin to negotiate with the English club," adds the media.

And it concludes with the Polish forward: "Lewandowski is the other important name in Real Madrid's future plan. With the revolutionized market and the economic effort that Madrid would have to make to bring in the new galactics, the Bayern striker is a luxury that Madrid could afford to reinforce the center forward position. For the player (who will turn 30 in August), it would be the icing on the cake for his career, but it would all depend on whether Bayern wanted to negotiate and if they did, it would be within reasonable figures."