Real Madrid FC announced, through an official statement, its contract with the young Spanish striker Carlos Espe, coming from Levante, with a contract extending until the summer of 2031, so that the Royal Club will continue to strengthen its ranks during the summer transfer period.
Espe, who is 21 years old, is considered one of the most prominent rising talents in Spanish football, having shined remarkably with Levante over the past three seasons, where he played 66 matches in various competitions, during which he scored 20 goals, attracting the attention of a number of clubs before Real Madrid succeeded in finalizing the deal.
The player’s transfer to the “Santiago Bernabeu” came after an exceptional season, during which he was crowned the Best Player Under 23 in the league, which strengthened the Real Madrid management’s belief in his abilities, and prompted them to move quickly to include him.
He also owns Espy He has a distinguished international record, having previously represented the Spanish U-19 and U-20 national teams, and the Royal Club hopes that he will continue his development within the first team, to be one of the future pillars of the new project.
Reports revealed that Real Madrid paid 25 million euros, which is the value of the release clause in the player’s contract with Levante, in order to complete the deal, with Espy coming to compensate for the departure of striker Gonzalo Garcia, who recently moved to Fulham. With this contract, Real Madrid continues the policy of investing in young talent, as part of a plan aimed at building a team capable of competing locally and in Europe for many years to come.