TRANSFER NEWS: REAL MADRID COMPLETE BRYAN BUGARIN CAPTURE
Real Madrid has reportedly finalized the signing of Bryan Bugarin, a 12-year-old Spanish prodigy from fellow La Liga club Celta Vigo.
The Spanish Capital club Real Madrid has finalized the transfer of Spanish wunderkind Bryan Bugarin from Celta Vigo, according to Mundo Deportivo, with the teenage forward expected to arrive at La Fabrica soon.
Bugarin has been with Celta Vigo since he was a child. With some really outstanding performances at the La Liga Promises competition, the forward drew the attention of onlookers. He finished the competition as the MVP, scoring nine goals and impressing with his finishing skill and poise in the last third of the field.
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Bugarin’s promise and potential piqued the curiosity of several big teams in Spain, with both Barcelona and Real Madrid expressing interest in the 12-year-old attacker. However, it appears that Los Blancos have suddenly emerged victorious in their pursuit of Celta Vigo’s youthful forward.
This summer, Real Madrid has demonstrated a strong desire to strengthen its youth and reserve teams. Real Madrid’s aggressiveness in the youth market stems from club president Florentino Perez’s aim to develop future stars from inside.
Indeed, the Spanish capital club has added several talented individuals across age categories in recent weeks, with Manu Romero, Mario Rivas, and Jaume Jardi among those who have recently joined La Fabrica.
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According to the aforementioned source, Bugarin is the most recent addition to the ranks. The 12-year-old starlet is claimed to have said his farewell to Celta Vigo as he prepares to embark on a new adventure with one of the world’s most powerful clubs.
While this is yet another encouraging achievement for the Spanish capital club, Real Madrid has been relatively quiet in terms of first-team recruiting. Apart from the free transfer signing of David Alaba, there have been no new arrivals, with new manager Carlo Ancelotti reportedly still evaluating the players at his disposal.
Sergio Ramos left once his contract expired, which was also a high-profile departure. The first-team transfer market is set to heat up in the coming weeks.
