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Transfer: Third player leaves Real Madrid this week
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Transfer: Third player leaves Real Madrid this week

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Franco Mastantuono has become the third Real Madrid player to leave the LaLiga club this week.

Mastantuono has agreed to spend this season on loan at Fiorentina but is expected to return to Madrid in June 2027.

The two clubs reached an agreement on the deal on Wednesday morning.

Football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, wrote on X: “Franco Mastantuono on loan to Fiorentina, here we go!

“Agreement reached with Real Madrid this morning, loan move for the Argentinian talent who joins the Italian club.

“Mastantuono will return to Real Madrid in June 2027.”

Earlier this week, the duo of Cesar Palacios and Gonzalo Garcia left Real Madrid on permanent deals to join Premier League side, Fulham.

Transfer: Third player leaves Real Madrid this week

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