Real Madrid's strategy in the market is not only based on signing stars but also on developing young talent with strategic loans. Brahim Díaz, Fede Valverde, and Dani Carvajal are clear examples of players who left, grew outside, and returned at a higher level. This formula has worked on several occasions, allowing the recovery of more experienced players ready to compete at the highest level.
Florentino continues his plan to gain experience
For a developing footballer, getting minutes in a demanding environment is key to their evolution and adaptation to professional football. Real Madrid knows this well and has repeated this strategy with several young players who have left to find more prominence in other teams. Some have returned with an important role in the team, while others have continued their path in different competitions.
One of the loaned talents has made the most of his opportunity, showing that his level has grown significantly in recent months. Expectations were high, and with the performance shown so far, the option of a recall is gaining strength within Madrid. The situation has sparked the interest of several teams, but everything indicates that his future remains linked to Santiago Bernabéu.
Nico Paz, increasingly closer to returning
The Argentine midfielder has followed a similar evolution to other Real Madrid prospects who were loaned out to gain experience. Como has shown interest in keeping him, but the white entity has control over his future for the next three seasons.
Toni Kroos already warned last year: "Nico Paz is very good, he should train with us every day".
Real Madrid trusts in his growth
Nico Paz's talent hasn't gone unnoticed, and his performance in Serie A is proof of his progression. Madrid values his potential and knows that an outstanding season could open the door for him to return and be part of the first team. Although Como wants to retain him, everything indicates that his future will be linked to Real Madrid in the coming years.
More and more young players are managing to establish themselves after a loan, and Nico Paz could follow the same path as others before him. The rotation in Madrid's midfield always offers opportunities, and if he maintains his level, his return could happen sooner than expected. If he continues to shine, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him back at Bernabéu, alternating minutes with the starters and even fighting for a permanent spot.
A signing that's already at home
Real Madrid doesn't need big investments when it has its own talent that can be exploited at the right time. Nico Paz's return is not just a possibility but a logical move within the team's future planning. Following Kroos's advice, his return seems a matter of time, and Madrid is ready to welcome him back.