Real Madrid completed the transfer of defender Jacopo Ramon to Italian club Como during the current summer window. The Spanish giants confirmed the agreement through an official statement on their website. Como paid 2.5 million euros for the young defender's services, according to reports from Marca newspaper. Real Madrid maintained a 50 percent stake in any future sale of the player. The club also secured a buyback clause that allows them to reacquire Ramon if needed.
The Madrid-based team expressed gratitude for Ramon's contributions during his time at the club. Officials wished the defender and his family success in their new chapter with the Italian side. Ramon's departure represents another youth player moving from La Liga to Serie A this transfer period. The financial terms benefit both clubs while protecting Real Madrid's investment in the player's development. Como gains a promising defender with Champions League club training and experience.
The Madrid-based team expressed gratitude for Ramon's contributions during his time at the club. Officials wished the defender and his family success in their new chapter with the Italian side. Ramon's departure represents another youth player moving from La Liga to Serie A this transfer period. The financial terms benefit both clubs while protecting Real Madrid's investment in the player's development. Como gains a promising defender with Champions League club training and experience.
