First gesture from Mastantuono as a Madridist: very special gift for a teammate

Mastantuono seems to have landed on his feet at Real Madrid even before his signing. Xabi Alonso already said that he was surprised by the maturity he showed, which was unusual for his age, the first time he spoke with him. He has won everyone over with his work at Valdebebas and in the first training sessions.

However, that's not all, since he has left everyone speechless with his gesture. The Argentine has given a very special gift to Fede Valverde, or rather to his son. He gave him his River Plate jersey, a gesture that filled the little one with excitement.

In a video recorded by Mina Bonino, Fede's journalist wife, the Uruguayan arrives with the gift. "Do you remember that you told a boy 'let's go River,' to one of my teammates?"

"Look what he sent for you, it's the one he wore," the Madrid player said as he handed Mastantuono's jersey to the boy.

It should be remembered that Mina is a River fan, something she has also passed on to her eldest son. That's why Mastantuono wanted to have this nice gesture with the young boy, with a very special gift. A jersey from his previous team, which he will undoubtedly keep hanging in his room.

Xabi Alonso delighted with Mastantuono

Mastantuono has shown that he pays close attention to his teammates to have gestures like the one for Fede's son. But that's not all, since he has also won everyone over at Valdebebas. That's despite having only spent a few days training with the group, since last Thursday.

He couldn't be presented until he turned eighteen, and that's when he joined the rest of his teammates. But just with that, he has already convinced Xabi, who gave him minutes against Osasuna. "It looks like I liked him, right?" the man from Tolosa joked at the press conference.

On the field, he showed desire, mobility, and even came close with a slightly angled shot. Considering the lack of adaptation, the truth is that he is already starting to show signs. At the white club, they are already rubbing their hands together over what the Argentine can contribute.