Real Madrid has not moved in the chapter of registrations during the winter market, but has made two 'signings' for the Champions League. The white club has registered two Castilla players on the A list of the highest continental competition: Pablo Ramón and Morante. Raúl's two pupils occupy the chips that Odegaard and Jovic have left free with their transfers to Arsenal and Eintracht respectively.
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Champions League
* Data updated as of February 3, 2021
The two young footballers could not be enrolled in the B list of the Champions League as they had been at Real Madrid for less than two years. Pablo Ramón, a 19-year-old central defender, arrived in the summer of 2019 to join Juvenil A. The white entity paid 1.2 million euros for him and Sintes to Mallorca, with whose first team he debuted in two Copa del Rey matches . Morante, a 20-year-old midfielder, arrived in January 2020 as a winter reinforcement also for Juvenil A. Under the command of Raúl, the two participated last August in the conquest of the first Youth League for Madrid's showcases. And both are international with Spain in the sub-19 category.
Real Madrid's A list for the Champions League
Goalkeepers: one. Courtois and 13. Lunin.
Defenses: 2. Carvajal, 3. Militao, Four. Ramos, 5. Varane, 6. Nacho, 12. Marcelo, 19. Odriozola, 2. 3. Mendy and 39. Pablo Ramón.
Midfielders: 8. Kroos, 10. Modric, 14. Casemiro, fifteen. Valverde, 22. Isco and 38. Morante.
Forwards: 7. Hazard, 9. Benzema, eleven. Asensio, 17. Lucas Vazquez, twenty. Vinicius, 24. Mariano, 25. Rodrygo and 3. 4. Hugo Duro.
With the Majorcan and the Leonese, there will be three Castilla players who have a record on the A list of the Champions League. The third is Hugo Duro. The 21-year-old forward, on loan from Getafe, was already registered at the beginning of the season, taking advantage of the last free card that the club had left once the 24 first-team players had registered. The striker, who this Wednesday scored his sixth goal in nine games with the reserve team against Sanse, was called up by Zidane for the second game of the group stage against Inter.