This is how the Real Madrid academy players who left this summer are doing

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The transfer market of Real Madrid closed the summer with over 200 million euros generated from operations related to its academy players, including sales and retained rights percentages. A few weeks after the transfer window closed, Gonzalo, Víctor Muñoz, Fran García, and Nico Paz are already making an impact at their new clubs.

Gonzalo and Víctor Muñoz Making Waves in England

Gonzalo García, a 22-year-old forward, has played all five Premier League games for Fulham, starting each one, and has scored 1 goal in 427 minutes. He scored his first goal against Chelsea on August 24. His transfer was closed for 40 million euros for 70% of his rights, plus 2 million in variables.

Víctor Muñoz, a 23-year-old forward, has also featured in all five league matches for Liverpool. He has played 259 minutes and scored 1 goal against Nottingham Forest, with three starts. Real Madrid received around 20 million for the percentage it retained following his time at Osasuna.

César Palacios, a 21-year-old midfielder, shares the pitch with Gonzalo and has 229 minutes in four Premier League games, with 1 goal. He also scored and assisted in Fulham's victory over West Ham in the Carabao Cup, confirming his presence in Álvaro Arbeloa's rotations.

Manuel Ángel, also at Fulham, has had a limited role so far: he debuted in the Carabao Cup and has played 27 minutes. The transfer was completed on September 1, with a three-year contract and an option for an additional season.

Nico Paz, Mario Gila, and Fran García Flourishing Abroad

Nico Paz, a 22-year-old attacking midfielder, remains a key player for Como: he has played all five Serie A games, with 420 minutes, 1 goal, and 1 assist, and also featured in the Champions League debut. The Italian club paid 60 million euros to secure his rights.

Mario Gila, a 26-year-old center-back, has also started all Serie A matches for Milan. He has 431 minutes in five games, without goals or assists, and has played the full 90 minutes in four outings.

Fran García, a 27-year-old left-back, returned to Real Betis and has 481 minutes in six LaLiga games, with five starts and 1 assist. His departure was finalized for about 4 million euros, after three seasons in the Madrid first team.

Álex Jiménez, a 21-year-old defender, is on loan at Fiorentina from Bournemouth and has 292 minutes in four Serie A games, with 1 goal and 1 assist. Bournemouth paid 16.5 million pounds for him in July before sending him to Italy.

Álvaro Rodríguez, a 22-year-old forward, has had less playing time at Bournemouth: he has 9 minutes in the Premier League and 78 in the Carabao Cup, yet to score or provide assists. The deal with the English club was for about 21 million pounds.

Víctor Valdepeñas, a 19-year-old defender, has played 3 games and 190 minutes with Fiorentina, with two starts. He has yet to record goals or assists in his Italian debut.

Jacobo Ortega left Valdebebas for Strasbourg for about 10 million euros for 70% of his rights. In France, he has 242 minutes in four games, with one goal and one assist.

The upcoming stretch of the calendar will determine if the academy players maintain their roles during October. For Real Madrid, monitoring Gonzalo, Víctor Muñoz, and Nico Paz will be particularly important after a summer where La Fábrica generated over 200 million and left several players under partial club control.

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