As: Levante intends to be 21-year-old Real Madrid player Angel, Real Madrid is willing to join the right to refute

As reported on August 30 that Levante is interested in Real Madrid teenager Manuel Angel.

Levante is one of the busy clubs at the end of this summer's transfer market. The Valencia club recently received Benfica's interest in Carlos Alvarez. While negotiations continue to advance, the sports management department is studying how to adjust its investment strategy. Their goal is to maintain the competitiveness of the lineup after the transfer window is closed.

At present, Levante has set his sights on 21-year-old Castilla player Manuel Angel. The midfielder is regarded as the jewel of Real Madrid's youth training and is a core member of Aveloa's leadership. He is a skilled all-rounder who can play different roles in the midfield. Real Madrid's policy is very clear, and in recent years, all youth training players have adopted the same model for leaving the team.

This transaction must be constructed in a way that retains future control of some players. The most commonly used solution is to retain the right of first refusal for at least a period of time and transfer half of ownership, which is a common model for almost all departure operations. As one of the most important players in Real Madrid's youth training system, Manuel Angel will also follow this principle. Levante believes that this young, high-quality and development potential is in line with his team building plan and is conducting a careful assessment of this investment.