Real Madrid directs its connection to the football talents mine

MADRID: Real Madrid have recently turned to a new contracting policy and are interested in hiring young talent from around the world, especially with the arrival of Zinedine Zidane to train the first team since last year.

The Real Madrid newspaper reported that the Royal Club had directed its connection to Brazil's talent mine after reports that the club had signed Alain de Souza from Brazil's Palmeiras to become Real Madrid's ninth signing from Brazil. In the last 5 years.

Real have started a series of contracts with Brazilian players with Casimiro, who is currently playing for the first team, and has moved to the club for 5.3 million euros and Julien Jose, who currently plays for Real Sociedad.

Pablo Teixeira played for Real Madrid Castilla Maara, then moved to Atletico Barnesi of Brazil, and there is Abner Felipe, who joined the team for free and currently plays on loan to Estoria, and Lucas Silva, who joined the first team directly for 13 million euros, and currently a match for Brazilian team Cruzeiro.

Real Madrid also signed with Augusto Galvan, who joined the team from Sao Paulo for 3 million euros, played for the club's youth team, Venecius Junior, Real Madrid from Flamengo for 45 million euros and next year Rodrigo Rodriguez joined the team. Against 3 million euros and plays for Palmeiras.

Real have paid 72 million euros for the first eight players, and the club is using Johnny Clavat, a South American football specialist, to pick those talents.

Real Madrid are trying to snatch the players before they climb up to their first team, fearing Europe's interest in them and rising prices, as did Flamengo's Venecius Junior, who signed for Real Madrid for 45 million euros.

Real Madrid's plan is to hire young talent and keep them in their clubs until they reach the age of 18, so they can move to any team, without fear of the rules of the International Federation.