On the eve of Monterrey's debut against Inter Milan in the Club World Cup, Sergio Ramos spoke about one of the names generating the most buzz in European football: Franco Mastantuono, the young Argentine who will join Real Madrid in August.
The legendary defender of the white club, now in Mexican football, shared his perspective on the midfielder who emerged from River, recently acquired by Los Blancos. "It's true that the kid's talent is undeniable. I honestly haven't followed him very closely, but people have told me about him. I have many Argentine teammates, and it's a signing that has already been made official by Real Madrid that shows a lot of promise," said the world champion at a press conference.

With a career full of titles and experiences at the elite level, Ramos emphasized that Mastantuono's arrival is a great opportunity for the player: "I wish him the best, especially since he has a future at Real Madrid. I believe Madrid is the best place to see if someone becomes a star or not."









