Argentine prodigy Franco Mastantuono is set to be officially unveiled as a Real Madrid player tomorrow, August 15th, in a presentation scheduled for 13:00 CEST at Real Madrid City. The event holds special significance as it coincides with the player’s 18th birthday.
In a well-calculated strategic decision, Real Madrid has confirmed that Mastantuono will be registered with their reserve team, Real Madrid Castilla, for the 2025-26 season. This approach serves a dual purpose: it keeps a valuable non-EU first-team spot available while allowing the young talent to acclimate to Spanish football away from the immediate pressure of the senior squad.
This development pathway is a familiar one at the club, mirroring the successful integration of current superstars Vinicius Jr. and Rodrygo, who both began their careers in Spain with Castilla before being promoted to the first team.
The decision to place Mastantuono in the reserve squad has intensified speculation among fans and pundits that Real Madrid may be planning a last-minute move in the transfer market. With a first-team slot now open, the club could be looking to bolster its options, particularly in midfield or defense, before the transfer window closes.
While his official jersey number is yet to be confirmed, the primary focus for the club and its management remains on nurturing Mastantuono’s immense potential and ensuring his smooth development within the esteemed Real Madrid system.
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