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Why Real Madrid’s Latest Signing Is Playing for a Different Team at Club World Cup | OneFootball
In the meantime, both Real Madrid and River Plate will compete for a cut of the record $1 billion prize pool in the newly expanded FIFA Club World Cup. Los Blancos are one of the favorites to win the tournament given their new signings and new manager, Xabi Alonso.
Former River Plate manager Martín Demichelis, who gave Mastantuono his debut as a 16-year-old, explained why he is so excited by the young midfielder in an inte ...
Mastantuono agreed to a six-year deal at the Bernabeu, with Madrid staving off interest from Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester ...
Inter Milan Vice-President Javier Zanetti says the FIFA Club World Cup is a “great opportunity.”Speaking to D Sports, via ...
Franco Mastantuono will join Real Madrid this summer, per reports. The 17-year-old stands out as one of South America’s top young talents, but the question will ...
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