Trivela: Real Madrid registered Mastantono to the second team, questioned as a waste of law and regulations

According to the trivela website, Real Madrid registered Mastantono with their second team, and was questioned as taking advantage of loopholes in regulations and leaving one more available spot for Real Madrid's first team.

La Liga stipulates that each club's first team can register up to 25 players. After this number, the additional quota can only be filled by second-team players, and these players usually have to be under 23 years old. For Mastantono, who just turned 18, the Spanish Football Association's regulations allow him to play for the first team if he is registered with Castilla (Real Madrid second team).

From a financial perspective, Real Madrid is not in trouble now. Last season, the club's net profit reached 24.3 million euros, its revenue reached a record of 1.185 billion euros, and its net debt was only 12 million euros, which is almost negligible. With the salary cap set at €754.89 million, there is no urgent need to reduce spending. Real Madrid paid 62 million euros to the River Plate to sign Mastantono, and his annual salary was 3.5 million euros. Mastantono is obviously a first-team player at Real Madrid. Real Madrid registered him with the second team, and its main purpose seems to be to make room for the last available spot for Real Madrid's first-team first-team team to complete potential signings before the transfer window is closed.