Manchester United, AFC Bournemouth and Brighton & Hove Albion are among the clubs keeping a close eye on Real Madrid's Castilla.
Tuesday's edition of As According to reports, scouts from several European clubs regularly attend to watch Real Madrid Castilla, the Spanish club's reserve team.
From the Premier League, Manchester United, Bournemouth and Brighton have sent their officials to follow Real Madrid's young talents.
The La Liga side have promoted Thiago Pitarch, Cesar Palacios and Manuel Angel from Castilla to their first team this year.
AS says Los Blancos' academy is the one 'gold mine' And in the summer it can mean even more. In other words, the Spanish giants could raise funds by selling some of their youngsters.
PL trio exploring Real Madrid academy
Real Madrid's young players have already attracted the attention of Manchester United, Bournemouth and Brighton.
Apart from the Premier League trio, scouts from Juventus, Fiorentina and Verona are also regularly in the stands.
A source told AS that officials from the 10 Serie A teams are often present to watch Real Madrid Castilla in action. Juventus and La Viola are likely to be on the list.
The newspaper makes no mention of the talents that Manchester United, Bournemouth or Brighton have earmarked.
Attractive options and deals possible in the show
According to the report, many players of Real Madrid Castilla have received approaches and offers.
they add 'Adequate offer' Have come from the Premier League. AS State 'If desired, practically 40% of Castilla could already be sold.'
Real Madrid have collected €483m by selling their academy graduates over the past two decades. Fees may increase further through sell-on percentage.
In recent years, Los Blancos sold some of their youth talents with buyback clauses. If this clause is not exercised, Real Madrid could earn [50% of profit] From their future sales.
For example, Real Madrid sold Nico Paz (pictured below) to Como in August 2024. sports witness Covered claims from Spain Buyback options of €9 million and €10 million for 2026 and 2027 respectively.
Our opinion: PL clubs unlikely to agree terms
Manchester United, Bournemouth and Brighton are among the English clubs scouting Real Madrid's young talent.
Premier League clubs are unlikely to accept a relatively low buyback clause, such as that agreed by Como, and would likely be reluctant to accept such a clause.
It doesn't matter, Real Madrid sees Castilla as a way to make a quick buck rather than a long-term one. If the offer from a Premier League club is higher than the club agreeing to a buyback clause, then it has a good chance of success.
