
The Star Who Rejected Florentino Advises a Signing to Real Madrid: 'One of the Best'
He Said No to Real Madrid When It Was Done, and Now He Points to the Next Signing They Should Make
One of the biggest thorns in Florentino's side in the transfer market could be Francesco Totti. The Italian footballer was very close to signing for Real Madrid in the past. But when everything seemed set, he finally backed out and decided to stay at Roma.
Time has passed since then, but the former Italian footballer remains very alert to young talents. To the point that he has pointed out the signing that Real Madrid shouldn't let slip away. It is Nico Paz, currently at Como, but of whom they still retain half of his rights.

In a conversation with Fabrizio Romano, Totti didn't hesitate to point out that “I would sign Nico Paz, without a doubt. He is a creative and quality player... and Real Madrid's decision to let him try his luck at Como was the best possible one.” It seems that his performance in the first season in Calcio has impressed him.
But he doesn't stop there; he has also made a very positive prediction for Madrid fans. “Someday he will return to Real Madrid and become one of the best players in the world,” Totti added. He seems certain that the young Madrid academy player will end up returning home.
Real Madrid Still Has Nico Paz's Signing in Their Plans
In recent months, there has been speculation about the signings that Real Madrid could make. In addition to Alexander Arnold, who would already be secured, center-back, left-back, and midfielder are the 3 positions of concern. Especially considering that Modric's renewal is hanging in the air.

If the Croatian doesn't continue next season, one of the main candidates to take his place is Nico Paz. At Real Madrid, they have valued his growth this season in Serie A. They believe he has the capabilities to have important minutes in the white team.
Although ideally, he would spend one more season at Como, something they see as feasible. The whites will continue to retain half of the Argentine's rights. And he seems to look favorably on spending another year under Cesc's orders.
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