Mastantuono gets real and chooses his favorite Real Madrid memory: “I followed it with...

The excitement surrounding Franco Mastantuono among Madridists has only just begun. After his presentation, the Argentine has given a series of statements where he revealed his most emotional memory of Real Madrid. "My first memory of Real Madrid? The three-peat... I followed it closely because I'm a passionate fan."

With these words, Mastantuono has revealed the deep affection he feels for Real Madrid.

Despite his young age during that golden era, the young Argentine kept track of each and every success achieved by the team. "I witnessed Real Madrid's era, when they won six titles in 11 years. It was unbelievable."

Just like Madridists at that time, Mastantuono was another fan celebrating the Merengues' achievements. Now, with his signing for Real Madrid being a reality, it's his turn to start another golden era. Despite his young age and inexperience in Europe, Mastantuono has shown that he's ready for the challenge.

A Madridist at heart

As a youth player at River Plate, it's clear that Franco Mastantuono has a special affection for the historic Argentine club. Shining in the first team during last season, Mastantuono had an excellent performance that didn't go unnoticed. Real Madrid, just as in previous seasons, didn't hesitate to sign another young talent.

A dream come true for a player who, since he was just a child, was a Madridist. His recent statements show the era when Mastantuono began to regularly follow the team. This is no surprise since the Real Madrid of the 3 Champions is the best club in history.

Completely unbeatable during those three seasons in Europe, Real Madrid captivated thousands of people around the world. Despite the successes the club has continued to achieve, it has never been able to repeat that legendary feat.

Mastantuono's goal

At 18 years old, Franco Mastantuono is determined to succeed at Real Madrid. His maturity is one of his most outstanding qualities, as he's a player with his feet on the ground. Even though it's still too early to guarantee anything, the Argentine joined the team to make history.