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Florentino Pérez Declares Real Madrid Academy the Best in the World

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Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez has boldly proclaimed the club’s academy as the best in global football, citing its unparalleled contribution to professional leagues worldwide.

“There are currently 191 Real Madrid players in professional leagues,” Pérez announced, breaking down the impressive figures: “51 in the First Division, 56 in the Second Division, and 84 in international leagues.”

The Real Madrid academy, also known as La Fábrica, has long been celebrated for producing world-class talent, and Pérez believes 2024 is a banner year. “The Real Madrid academy is the most productive this year,” he declared, underscoring the institution’s impact on the global game.

This statement reinforces Real Madrid’s commitment to developing young players who excel both at the Santiago Bernabéu and across the world, solidifying its reputation as a powerhouse of football talent.

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