Bad Bunny has recently been in the news for his encrypted messages with the number 15, which many followers have related to the arrival of a new album. Now, he returns to the media for having shared the publication of the signing of Jeremy de León, also from Puerto Rico, to Real Madrid. The Latin American artist has published on his Instagram stories, where he has more than 46 million followers, the post in which Jeremy de León, 19, announces his signing for Real Madrid.
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"The moment has come that I dreamed of since it all began. I have fulfilled one of my biggest dreams and I can say that I am going to wear the shirt of the best team in the world. Thank you to all the people who made this possible and I am looking forward to do great things with this club. Hala Madrid!" wrote young Jeremy on his account along with a white heart and a flag of his country.
As was announced just a few days ago, the 19-year-old winger, who was ending his contract with Castellón on June 30, has given preference to signing in white and playing for Castilla over the offers he had received from teams first class.
As reported by Radio Castellón last Wednesday, the Albinegro team initially closed the exit door to the extreme, but the Puerto Rican's refusal to extend the contract has 'forced' him to negotiate an agreement to prevent him from leaving without leave some euro. The leaders of Real Madrid and the leader of the second group of the Primera RFEF quickly reached an agreement to close the signing of one of the outstanding players of the third category of Spanish football.
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The reactions to the publication
On his Instagram account, with more than 46 million followers, Bad Bunny has shared Jeremy de León's publication announcing his signing for Real Madrid, demonstrating the importance of this movement. This publication already has more than 100,000 likes and 1,500 comments, having previously had an average of 4,000 interactions per publication.
