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Real Madrid youth prodigy heads to Serie A with €8m Fiorentina move

🇪🇸 By 4AllFootball ·

According to journalist Matteo Moretto, 19‑year‑old centre‑back Victor Valdepenas is set to leave Real Madrid for Italian Serie A club Fiorentina in a permanent deal worth €8 million. The defender has said goodbye to his coaches and teammates at the Valdebebas training ground and is preparing to travel to Florence to finalise the transfer.

Fiorentina pursued Valdepenas because he is a highly regarded young defender who can operate at centre‑back and left‑back. Having made his first‑team debut for Real Madrid last season, he believes the move offers the quickest pathway to regular senior football in Italy.

The sale fits Real Madrid’s broader summer strategy of generating revenue through academy player departures. With a first‑team squad packed with established international stars, breaking into the Bernabeu line‑up has become increasingly difficult for home‑grown talents.

Financially, the agreement between the two clubs is valued at €8 million and includes a 50 % sell‑on clause. Reports suggest the deal also contains a fixed buy‑back option, allowing Los Blancos to re‑sign the defender should his development accelerate in Serie A.

The transfer is fully completed, meaning Valdepenas will undergo routine medical examinations in Italy and sign a long‑term contract with Fiorentina in the coming days.

For Real Madrid, the transaction balances the books while preserving future financial interests through the sell‑on clause and potential buy‑back. Fiorentina, meanwhile, secures a promising young defender who can immediately strengthen their defensive options.

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