Real Madrid Eye Mexican Wonderkid Gilberto Mora, Backed by Haalands Agent

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Erling Haaland’s agent Rafaela Pimenta confirmed Real Madrid’s interest in 16-year-old Club Tijuana star Gilberto Mora, Latin America’s top U-18 scorer from midfield.

Erling Haaland’s agent Rafaela Pimenta confirmed Real Madrid’s interest in 16-year-old Club Tijuana star Gilberto Mora, Latin America’s top U-18 scorer from midfield. Madrid plan to pursue him after he turns 18 in October 2027, following their South American talent strategy that discovered Vinicius, Rodrygo, Endrick and Valverde. Mora stays focused on development at Tijuana.

For the new season, Real Madrid find themselves at a turning point both on and off the pitch. The club continues its long-term strategy of scouting young talent, with reports confirming their interest in 16-year-old Mexican prodigy Gilberto Mora from Club Tijuana. Represented by Rafaela Pimenta, who also manages Erling Haaland, Mora has already made a name for himself as the top U18 scorer in Latin America despite playing as a midfielder.

Madrid, known for nurturing stars like Vinicius Jr., Rodrygo, Valverde, and Endrick, are expected to wait until October 2027, when Mora turns 18, before moving for him. His technical ability, hunger, and low transfer cost make him an attractive long-term option. On the managerial front, Xabi Alonso has brought a notable shift in ideology after replacing Carlo Ancelotti. While Ancelotti thrived on results and individual brilliance, Alonso emphasizes possession, intensity, and collective dominance.

Former Real Madrid coach Julen Lopetegui backed Alonso’s appointment, highlighting his deep knowledge of the club and experience as crucial factors for success. Alonso has started well in La Liga with two wins, but tougher challenges await against higher-ranked teams. Together, Madrid’s youth scouting and Alonso’s philosophy reflect a forward-thinking approach for the club’s future.

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