The situation
In Valdebebas the closing of the course was launched a month ago but that only means the beginning of another period, that of the movements in La Fábrica and especially, that of elucidating the immediate future of the most promising puppies. In addition to Arribas and Gila , whose cycle as castillistas could be very close to its end, there is also a footballer who is generating a lot of external interest. It is Peter Federico , the winger of Dominican origin who debuted with Madrid last season in San Mamés and who has a small gap to go out this summer to a First Division. Getafe and Rayo, among others, have him in their sights, but his situation will be evaluated very calmly. Madrid has the left-handed winger given his age (he will turn 20 on July 25) as one of the bastions of this upcoming Castilla 2022-23 of Raúl, so in principle there is no rush in the entity to find a destination for it to continue growing from the outside. A transfer is not contemplated and if it were to leave it would be with a transfer through a substantial offer and Madrid always keeping half of the player’s rights . Either to recover it in the future or to generate a capital gain if there is a sale to a third club later… Peter Federico himself, although he has a shy profile, is comfortable in his role as the next column of the white subsidiary and also with the good consideration he perceives in the different strata of Valdebebas. Ancelotti allowed him to debut with the 44 on his back in Bilbao (he was even about to score) and a few days later he left a dribble at the Coliséum to remember. Bale’s departure this summer and Asensio’s uncertain future mean that his presence during the first team’s pre-season is not ruled out.
Arribas, Gila, Santos… castillistas with suitors
Madrid is handled calmly with the possible departures of castillistas. While the issue of Latasa leans towards continuing in the subsidiary as soon as Jovic’s departure is closed and whatever happens with Mayoral, with Arribas, Gila and Santos , three of the veterans, there are more doubts. Only the latter, with an offer from Leganés , seems to be safe to open a gap for the strength with which Álex Jiménez (17 years old) is rising from below.