Raúl González seems to have found a team after leaving the Castilla project. After several years trying to get an opportunity with Real Madrid's first team, the Madridist legend has decided to change the course of his career. There have been many rumors, but it seems that his future is becoming clearer or, at least, this is the information provided by José Miguel Villarroya, a collaborator of Siro López on Twitch.
Raúl González's destination appears to be RB Leipzig, one of the top clubs in the Bundesliga. He fits in perfectly there because of their trust in young players and how they develop them. He is the favorite candidate to take the position after other options have fallen through. If everything ends up being finalized, he is clear that he wants to arrive accompanied by two Real Madrid prospects.
Gonzalo García, Raúl González's favorite number 9
Defensa Central has discovered that one of Raúl's requests is Gonzalo García. He has managed to get the best out of him at Castilla, making him the top scorer in Primera Federación. He has multiple offers to continue playing for a LaLiga team, but for now, nothing has been decided.
The possibility of RB Leipzig could end up convincing Gonzalo García, with the promise of a starting spot if Sesko leaves. At 21 years old, he is clear that he is going to leave Madrid to keep growing and try to return more developed in the future.
Jacobo Ramón, a defensive guarantee
The aforementioned information has also put forward the name of Jacobo Ramón. He is a center-back highly valued by Raúl González and fits into his project at RB Leipzig. At 20 years old, he has a contract with Madrid until 2028 and his departure would only be possible through a loan.
Madrid is open to the departure of its youth player, as long as it is after the Club World Cup. While Gonzalo García would leave on a permanent transfer, Jacobo Ramón would only do so on loan. Raúl González is starting to make moves. If he ends up managing RB Leipzig, he wants to arrive with players he trusts most and has already developed at Castilla.