Bombshell in Nico Paz's future: huge offer changes everything, Florentino might accept

One of the players who recently left La Fábrica has become a clear protagonist during this summer's transfer window. The sagas starring Nico Paz, which ultimately came to nothing, haven't gone unnoticed by the club he currently plays for.

The constant link between Nico Paz and Real Madrid, with a still striking lack of creative midfielders in its squad, has led Como 1907 to make a decision. According to information published by journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, the leaders of the Lombard team have decided to aim for 100% of the player's transfer rights.

The agreement signed with the Madrid leaders last summer included the loan of 50% of the Argentine attacking midfielder's transfer rights, as well as the sale of his registration. That's why Real Madrid hasn't lost sight of the young talent's performance under the technical direction of Cesc Fàbregas: They had an easy way, from a financial point of view, to bring him back.

Above all, thanks to the buy-back clause, set for three years, which is still on the table in the "Nico Paz case." From the transalpine country, they understand that the best way to avoid the unwanted departure of the South American player, one of Fàbregas's key players, is to acquire all his transfer rights.

They want to make it happen as soon as possible

That would be the goal the top officials at Como 1907 are working on. It doesn't seem that the Valdebebas offices are ready to accept that total surrender of all their advantages over Nico Paz's future. Including a buy-back clause, which still lasts for two more seasons, that would allow a quick return to Santiago Bernabéu locker room.

Especially now that Xabi Alonso insists on signing a creative midfielder, preferably with a defensive profile. The executives led by Florentino Pérez won't make any moves during the rest of this summer, but Nico Paz's arrival hasn't been completely ruled out.

If they had done so, Como 1907 wouldn't have taken long to receive the green light to get rid of all the clauses that Real Madrid keeps over the Argentine player's future. Everything indicates that the Madrid leadership will initially refuse that proposal sent from Italy, a decision that could change with a new transfer roadmap.

If the scouts led by Juni Calafat find a midfielder who fits the profile requested by Xabi Alonso, Como 1907 may achieve that goal they're working on. Meanwhile, the Madrid sporting management will refuse to lose all the advantages it has over this promising midfielder.