Real Madrid has always attached great importance to brazil's star market, and now another super prodigy has entered the field, he is Roque, who has just turned 17. He is regarded as an outstanding representative of Brazil's new generation of talented teenagers, and even more jaw-dropping is that Roque's liquidated damages are as high as 300 million euros!
Vitor Roque was born on February 28, 2005, coinciding with his 17th birthday today. Roque currently plays for The League giants Cruzeiro, but at a young age he already has experience representing the adult first team. Roark's best position is the right winger, while being able to play any position on the front. Although only 1.72 meters tall, Roque has excellent speed and technology, and has all-round attacking power. What is even more valuable is that Roque's left and right feet are very balanced, which makes him get more attention.
Spanish media Defensa Central revealed that Real Madrid has begun to follow Roque. Because of the success of Vernicius and Rodrigo, Real Madrid are very optimistic about Brazil's talented teenagers, and their signing list includes a number of Brazilian new stars, the most notable of which is Endric, who is chased by European giants. In addition, Mateus, Pilanie, Gabriel and others are also the subjects of Real Madrid's observation, and now Roque has been added to this list.
For Real Madrid, the introduction of Roque is not small. First of all, he belongs to the players shared by Cruzeiro and Atlético Mineiro, of which Cruzeiro accounts for 65% and Atlético Mineiro is 35%. If such a co-player wants to successfully acquire, it must be negotiated separately, and the process is very complicated.
In addition, Roque's liquidated damages amounted to 300 million euros. With such an incredible amount, It is obvious that Real Madrid cannot really buy it outright. But if Roque makes rapid progress in the future, then Real Madrid will certainly be more expensive to bring him under his command than the previous introduction of Westius. Will the 17-year-old "make a fuss" in world football in the future? Let's remember his name first!