Real Madrid can do business, the left guard of youth training sells Benfica at a premium of ten times

Making money has not been easy in recent years. Major clubs have also learned to survive pragmatically and do business. Real Madrid sells its own youth training players at a premium of ten times, and they are really good at doing business!

The latest report from Italian transfer expert Romano, Benfica signed Real Madrid's 21-year-old Spanish left-back Obrador, with a transfer fee of 5 million euros, plus the repurchase terms. It is expected that the player will go to Lisbon on July 9 to receive a physical examination arranged by Benfica. After completion, the signing and official announcement will be made.

The transaction of 5 million euros transfer fee is really nothing in European football, but it seems that it is capable of selling the youth training players who cannot play in Real Madrid at a premium of ten times. Obrado is from Real Madrid youth training. He is 21 years old, 1.81 meters, with a left-footed player and a left-back. He loaned to the Spanish Second Division club La Coruna last season. The player's transfer in Germany was only 500,000 euros, and Benfica would have to spend 5 million euros in transfer fees to sign Obrado, which Real Madrid is also a small profit. Real Madrid was very thoughtful and added repurchase terms. I hope Obrador can play after joining the Portuguese superstar Benfica and embark on the road to stardom, but it is really difficult to return to Real Madrid...