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FC Barcelona gives the worst news to Real Madrid and shocks Spain

Barcelona would steal this jewel from Madrid.

By William Estrella

Barcelona would steal this jewel from Madrid.
Barcelona would steal this jewel from Madrid.

Real Madrid has known how to manage high-quality signings at interesting prices. We can use as an example his vision to sign players from the American continent such as Vinícius Junior, Rodrygo Goes or the most recent case of Endrick. However, they have also moved to sign European gems such as Jude Bellingham. Young Englishman who has caused a sensation in the white box.

However, now we will talk about another gem from Borussia Dortmund that has caused pleasant impressions in the most recent World Cup in Indonesia 2023. Well, he has established himself as world champion and winner of the Ballon d'Or in said competition. Which makes it clear that he is one of the players who should be on the radar of the most important teams in the world.

We are referring to Paris Brunner, a 17-year-old gem who has stood out in the World Cup. Working as a center forward and winger, the young German has stood out in Dortmund's youth ranks with 10 goals in 8 games. In addition to being the sensation in the grand final thanks to the fact that he celebrated like Cristiano Ronaldo after beating the French National Team in the penalty shootout.

Paris Brunner!

According to SPORT, FC Barcelona follows Brunner very closely, so the White House could move forward in signing him after proving his worth in the Under 17 World Cup. Although the cost of the player's transfer is unknown . It is known that this contract ends until 2025 with the Bundesliga team, according to the data provided to us by Transfermarkt. So it remains to be seen if the Spanish capital gives a position on the matter.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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