Florentino's Worst Enemy Wants Nico Paz, Real Madrid Prepares the Contract

One of the most outstanding talents in the five major leagues this season is Nico Paz. The Argentine attacking midfielder, trained at La Fábrica, left Santiago Bernabéu locker room due to a lack of space in the first team. But now that his soccer services are needed, the Real Madrid bosses aim to bring him back immediately.

Initially, there wouldn't be any issues with that idea. The brief time Nico Paz has spent in Italy has helped him adjust to the pace of European soccer's elite, allowing him to hone his skills considerably. Now, the Real Madrid management understands, he would fit into a midfield lacking personnel.

Therefore, his signing, given his excellent skill and vision of the game, as well as his offensive potential, seems like one of the logical steps for Real Madrid this summer. However, the Real Madrid bosses aren't the only ones interested in Nico Paz's soccer abilities and aim to secure his contract as soon as possible.

One of the clubs that has reportedly shown the most interest in Nico Paz is Tottenham Hotspurs. The English entity is looking to impose a new competitive cycle in their first team and considers that the Argentine midfielder could be the leader of that much-needed major change.

Warning to Mariners

Tottenham's involvement in the potential return of Nico Paz is a complicated circumstance. Because Daniel Levy, the president of the British club, is a really tough negotiator: Florentino Pérez, also known for his near invincibility in negotiations, knows this firsthand. The signings of Gareth Bale and Luka Modric are constant reminders of the fierce opposition Daniel Levy will be in this saga.

Despite such a circumstance, there seems to be more optimism in the Valdebebas offices regarding the possible signing of Nico Paz this summer. According to information published by "TBR Football," Real Madrid wouldn't feel "threatened" by Tottenham Hotspurs' approaches regarding Nico Paz, so they would prepare his definitive signing.

Despite the strong opposition that Daniel Levy represents for the interests of any elite European soccer team, there is confidence at Real Madrid. "TBR Football" goes further and points out that Real Madrid continues to insist on signing Nico Paz for this summer, maintaining confidence in that operation.

In any case, the executives led by Florentino Pérez will do everything possible to keep Daniel Levy at bay while they prepare Nico Paz's contract with the first team. Caution prevails once again in the Valdebebas offices... to avoid the "escape" of a great talent like the Argentine attacking midfielder.