Real Madrid signs Spanish striker Carlos Espí from Levante
The 21-year-old scored 13 goals in 27 matches last season and joins after Real Madrid triggered his release clause, Levante said.
- On Friday, Real Madrid signed 21-year-old striker Carlos Espé from Spanish club Levante, finalizing the deal in record time by paying his $27 million release clause.
- Real Madrid pursued the striker to fill the rotation spot left by Gonzalo, who is nearing a transfer to Fulham and leaving the club needing a backup for Kylian Mbappé.
- Hull City had nearly finalized a deal for the forward, but negotiations collapsed after Madrid entered the picture, marking a club-record sale for Levante.
- Approved by coach José Mourinho, the striker becomes the club's fifth summer signing, joining Marc Cucurella, Bernardo Silva, Ibrahima Konaté, and Denzel Dumfries.
- During his first season in Spain's top flight, the 21-year-old forward scored 13 goals in 27 matches across LaLiga and the Copa del Rey, establishing him as one of summer's most intriguing prospects.
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The Spanish international Carlos Espí, 21, signed a five-season contract with Real Madrid, where he will be trained by José Mourinho. In the last three seasons he played 66 games and scored 20 goals.
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Real Madrid signs Spanish striker Carlos Espí from Levante
Real Madrid says it has signed 21-year-old striker Carlos Espí from fellow Spanish club Levante. Madrid reportedly paid 25 million euros ($28 million) for the promising player.
A 'lightening operation' in full rule: fulgurant, surprising and direct. Thus the signing of Carlos Espí by Real Madrid was closed on Thursday night. The striker Valencia center, who turned 21 on the 24th, signed for the next five seasons and becomes the fifth summer reinforcement of the white club after the arrivals of Marc Cucurella, Denzel Dumfries, Ibrahima Konaté and Bernardo Silva. And the door of Valdebebas does not seem to be closed yet.…
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