As: Real Madrid s first team now has 6 youth training players + 3 "quasi-youth training", and the DNA tastes strong

On August 19, "As" published an article introducing the current youth training players of Real Madrid's first team.

Real Madrid has never been a team that will force echelon players to be promoted simply for youth training. High standards are like a filter, which often makes it difficult for the first team to find youth training faces. But now, the vitality of Real Madrid's first team is being interpreted by five youth training players.

These five players could have been expanded to six players. Although goalkeeper Fran Gonzalez is still a Castilla in terms of registration, he is actually a member of the first team. This dual identity is like a double-edged sword. Although it is wonderful to train with the first team, it is often selected as a substitute goalkeeper, which leads him to miss the opportunity to accumulate playing time in Castilla. But in any case, Fran injected youth training DNA into Real Madrid's position. The

defense line is a big youth training player, with four gatherings, namely Carvajal, Raul Asensio, A Fee and Fran Garcia. They also confirmed Real Madrid's consistent strategy for youth training players: when the promotion channel is blocked, go out to practice, and when the strength is proven and the time is ripe, then return to glory.

Kawajal transferred to Leverkusen in the 2012-13 season, and now he has become the first captain after six Champions Leagues. Fran Garcia and new player A are the same. The latter's return was expensive, and Real Madrid spent 50 million euros to redeem it from Benfica because they knew that he was well aware of the strict standards of the Bernabeu.

There is no pure blood youth training in the midfield yet, and the front line did not break the gap until Gonzalo Garcia emerged. The new star who renewed his contract until 2030 won the official seat of the first team in the Club World Cup. The substitute configurations of Mbappe, Gonzalo Garcia and Enderick demonstrate Real Madrid's pragmatic philosophy in the use of young players: whether from Castilla or overseas stars introduced with a lot of money, strength is the only criterion.

There are three other members who are not direct-minded but well-versed in Real Madrid's youth training system: Valverde, Vinicius and Rodrigo. All three have played for Castilla, and the Uruguayans rented out to La Coruña for one year to complete the tempering. Wyson, who was 16 years old, received an invitation, but he eventually chose Juventus.