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Real Madrid are used to managing their young players well. The Spanish club is prioritizing two options: bringing young players recruited early (Vinicius Jr, Rodrygo among others) to the first team, or transferring young players who have no chance of establishing themselves in the first team, with a bonus on resale. The second case is being studied by the Casa Blanca, indicates Relevowith the transfer of Antonio Blanc to Fiorentina.
The 23-year-old, who has been with Alavés since July 2023, will sign with the Viola, ensuring Real Madrid a significant economic gain, the amount of which has not been filtered, thanks to the previous sale with the ownership of 50% of the player’s rights. The Basque club is demanding 15 million euros for the player, so it is an interesting little check that the European champion could recover. The Iberian media adds that since 2010-2011, Real Madrid has transferred 43 players, for whom it has earned 200 million euros. A nice jackpot, illustrating the quality of Real Madrid in managing its transfer market.
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