Although less famous than Barcelona’s La Masia, Real Madrid’s La Fabrica still often produces many stars. This season, there are many “young shoots” that are gradually coming to light.

Nico Paz

This season, Nico Paz is having an impressive start to his career at Real Madrid . This 19-year-old young star is the son of former famous player Pablo Paz. He has made eight appearances for the first team this season, including a decisive goal in the win over Napoli in the Champions League . Coach Carlo Ancelotti gave Paz a lot of praise, calling him a talented player with a bright future.

Paz’s playing style is very diverse as he can play from the central midfielder position to the central midfielder or striker number 10 when necessary. The academy coaches emphasized Paz’s ability to control the ball in tight spaces to coach Ancelotti and this made the Italian strategist extremely excited.

According to Zidane

Theo Zidane is the third son of Zinedine Zidane. The player born in 2002 joined Real Madrid ‘s youth training academy in 2010 and has made great strides in recent years. 

Zidane possesses many of the necessary qualities to become a top central midfielder. This “young bamboo shoot” has a good body shape and skillful personal techniques. However, Theo Zidane still needs to improve some weaknesses, especially his ability to compete in the midfield.

Vinicius Tobias

The case of this player is quite special as he is a product of two training facilities: Real Madrid and Shakhtar Donetsk. Tobias is considered to have the potential to become a new Marcelo as he possesses speed, technique and climbing ability very similar to the former Brazilian defender.

The young talent born in 2004 is also a very aggressive offensive player and is always ready to participate in the ball. This right-back made one appearance for Real’s first team at the Copa Del Rey and was highly appreciated by coach Ancelotti.

Gonzalo Garcia

The 19-year-old striker was praised by coach Carlo Ancelotti and legendary Raul (who is leading Real Madrid’s B team). Garcia is a striker with skillful personal technique, the ability to move well without the ball and a variety of finishes.

After 2 appearances for the first team, Garcia has not been able to score a goal, but the striker’s movements and finishing are highly appreciated by coach Carlo Ancelotti. If he improves his body shape and ability to compete, Garcia can completely become a top striker in the future.