He hasn't debuted yet and he's already taken his spot: Endrick, out because of the new signing

Endrick is one of Real Madrid's biggest bets for the immediate future. Since his signing, the young Brazilian has been the talk of the town.

He has talent, speed, goal-scoring ability, and a personality that draws attention despite his young age. In Valdebebas, they see him as an important piece in Xabi Alonso's new project.

Endrick, key in the new Madrid

Xabi Alonso has already made it clear that he wants a young, ambitious team that's hungry for titles. In that plan, Endrick fits perfectly; in fact, he's expected to get regular minutes this season. The Donostian coach sees in him a different kind of player, capable of making a difference and offering solutions in attack.

Endrick can play as a center forward or even move out wide. His versatility is another one of his strengths. With Vinicius, Rodrygo, and Mbappé as offensive references, he won't have an easy path, but he will have opportunities to show his worth.

Franco Mastantuono's arrival changes the script

However, everything has changed with the arrival of Franco Mastantuono. The Argentine hasn't debuted yet, but he's already generating tremendous excitement. His inclusion in LaLiga's ideal under-21 eleven, according to Score 90, has been a clear sign: he's coming in strong.

Madrid has moved quickly to finalize his signing. In August, when he turns 18 years old (18 años), he'll join the team. Although his role is still to be defined, the club believes he has the level to compete from day one.

The competition gets serious

With Mastantuono, internal competition gets tougher. Endrick now not only has to fight with established players, but also with prospects who, like him, want to carve out a place.

We're not talking about just any signing; the Argentine is considered the most promising gem in his country's soccer. Technique, vision, maturity—he has it all. This new scenario complicates Endrick's path.

He'll have to earn every minute and prove he's a step ahead. The coaching staff values him highly, but in a team like Madrid, there's no room for complacency.

The future is already here

Florentino Pérez remains faithful to his strategy: signing young players with a very high ceiling. Dean Huijsen, Arda Güler, Gonzalo García, and now Franco Mastantuono are part of that plan. All of them, along with Endrick, represent the club's future.

The president stated it clearly a few days ago: "We're on our way to making history." For that to happen, the young players will have to compete, grow, and adapt to the highest level.