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Mourinho blocks Thiago Pitarch's transfer to Fulham

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Mourinho blocks Thiago Pitarch's transfer to Fulham

The versatile 19‑year‑old midfielder of Real Madrid has not yet played a single minute under José Mourinho this season, limiting himself to three appearances with Castilla, while the London club Fulham was about to sign him.

The 19‑year‑old midfielder has not yet played a single minute under José Mourinho this season. He has only three appearances with Castilla. This lack of playing time does not prevent the young Spanish player from integrating his coach's tactical vision.

Mourinho sees the player's versatility as a major asset for squad rotation. The Portuguese coach thus expressed his confidence for the upcoming competitions.

Fulham's interest and group

According to the daily AS, Thiago Pitarch was very close to committing to Fulham during the last transfer window. The London club was also targeting Gonçalo Garcia, César Palacios and Manuel Angel, seeking a group signing within the Madrid reserve.

The Madrid staff particularly values the player's ability to occupy multiple positions. This versatility is seen as an asset for bench depth.

José Mourinho placed his categorical veto to block the deal. The Portuguese coach spoke directly with the young player to ask him to stay in Madrid.

By guaranteeing his confidence, Mourinho shows that he prefers to keep the talent within Real Madrid rather than see him leave. The contrast between the desire to depart and the coach's decision reveals the priority given to squad rotation.

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