Luis de la Fuente, Spain's national team coach, has a dilemma many coaches would envy: he must draft a young talent who is dazzling in every match. We are talking about Enzo Alves, son of the legendary Marcelo, who at 15 years old is proving he is more than just a promise.
His debut with the U-17, goal and assist, secures his future with Spain. De la Fuente won't be able to avoid calling him to the first team, his talent is irrefutable.
A Spectacular Debut
Enzo Alves, at just 15 years old, debuted with Spain's U-17 team in the Elite Round for the European Championship. His entry in the 61st minute, with the team losing 1-3 against Austria, was the turning point.

Enzo scored with a header in the 67th minute and assisted Quintero with a backheel for the equalizer. A gesture of pure quality, worthy of great footballers.
The match ended in a draw, but Enzo's performance was the only thing that kept the team's hope alive. With his courage, he achieved what many thought impossible.
Even though Spain didn't advance past the Elite Round, Enzo received recognition for his great contribution. It was evident: this boy has something special.
The Connection with Marcelo
What makes Enzo's story even more impressive is his family legacy. His father, Marcelo, is a soccer legend. Although Enzo doesn't play in the same position as his father, his quality and class on the field shine just as brightly.
Marcelo has been an inspiration for Enzo, and despite the shadow of his famous father, Enzo has managed to stand out on his own merits. In his own words, despite the admiration he feels for his father, he has always seen him as his unconditional support.
It's exciting to see how young Alves, wearing the national team jersey, is no longer just "Marcelo's son," but a name in his own right in soccer. In the match against Germany, the crowd was already chanting his name, showing that the future is at his feet.
A Bright Future with Spain
Enzo is clear about his commitment to Spain. In his first goal with the national team, he celebrated enthusiastically by shouting "I'm from here!", a clear message of patriotism and determination. His love for the Spanish jersey is evident, and there is no doubt he will continue to contribute his talent to the team.
Looking ahead, Luis de la Fuente will have no choice but to call him up. With his ability to change games, his youth, and his potential, Enzo Alves is emerging as one of the next great figures in Spanish soccer. He is not only a star of Real Madrid but also a player with the grit needed to shine in the national team.