Franco Mastantuono, Real Madrid player, has become a source of concern within the royal club after failing to meet expectations since his transfer last summer. According to the website "Fichajes," the player, who cost the club's treasury around 60 million euros, has not been able to impose himself on the field, and his performance in matches has been below the required level, causing disappointment for the management and coaching staff.

The problem lies in adapting to the level of competition within the team, as Mastantuono has not succeeded in asserting his personality in a dressing room full of stars, nor has he provided the expected contribution in La Liga or European competitions. This has led the management to seriously consider finding a quick solution.

In this context, Real Madrid has started studying its options, which include selling the player outside Spain, loaning him to another league such as the English Premier League, or even considering the Arab market, allowing the club to recover part of the huge financial value of the deal.

Despite the player's ongoing efforts to improve his level, Real Madrid faces significant challenges in marketing Mastantuono at the price previously paid by the club, making the management's decision cautious and gradual between loaning, selling, or waiting to observe a change in performance before making the final decision.