Franco Mastantuono’s future at Real Madrid has entered a decisive phase. The white club has decided that the young Argentine talent will go out on loan this summer to gain experience in the elite, completely ruling out a definitive sale.

The strategy is clear: train the player in another team without including a purchase clausethus ensuring his return to the Spanish capital.

The information, provided by the journalist specialized in transfers Fabrizio Romanoconfirms that Madrid sees Mastantuono as a key player in the long term. For this reason, the directive is looking for a formula similar to the one used with Endrickallowing him to add minutes and adapt to European football before fully integrating into the first team.

“Real Madrid are ready to give the green light to Franco Mastantuono’s loan departure this summer. No purchase clause; direct loan as Mastantuono is seen in a similar position to Endrick in January. More than 5 clubs in Spain and abroad, after him,” the Italian published on his X account.

Romano explained that in recent weeks multiple proposals have reached the club, both from LaLiga teams and other European competitions. Real Madrid’s position, however, is immovable: Only a simple loan will be accepted.

The final decision on your destiny will rest with you. Mastantuonowho together with his family and his agent will evaluate the available offers. The idea is to find a club where I can play a leading role. and continue its development.

Mastantuono can decide. He has offers from Spain, but also from abroad, and then he would return to Real Madrid

José Mourinho, the new coach of the merengue team, He is directly involved in squad planning, including the management of young talents like Franco. The board, in harmony with the coach, seeks to guarantee that the footballer acquires the necessary training to compete for a position upon his return.

In his first season in Valdebebas, the 18-year-old former River Plate player was under the command of Xabi Alonso and later Álvaro Arbeloa. He participated in 35 games, in which he scored three goals (against Monaco, Levante and Albacete) and provided an assist.