While Messi worries about his renewal, the reason why he worries in Argentina

Throughout the years, Argentine soccer has provided the world with inexhaustible talents that were very well used by different clubs. Years ago, it was normal for them to develop within their country of origin and after a long journey, they went to Europe with great experience and trajectory. But that began to change and now it is normal for them to leave very young.

We don't have to go far back to observe one of these examples. In December, Premier League side Brighton acquired Facundo Buonanotte from Rosario Central at just 17 years old, with just a handful of appearances as a professional. This could happen again, as the two Spanish giants are keeping an eye on a local gem.

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In the last hours, from the most important media in the Iberian country (Marca above all) the information emerged that neither more nor less than Real Madrid and FC Barcelona want to sign Gianluca Prestianni, a player of just 16 years who is developing in Vélez Sarsfield. Already at the end of 2022 there was the specific interest of Merengue; and now his longtime rival is also lining up.

The youngster is a left winger, although he can move on both sides of the playing field. He is regularly quoted by Pablo Aimar to the Under 17 team and has a very good opinion on the part of Lionel Scaloni, who according to the sports journalist Esteban Edul follows his evolution very closely, as well as that of River Plate's 'Diabito' Echeverri.

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The youth debuted in the first division in May 2022 against Estudiantes de La Plata, in one of the matches corresponding to Group H of the Copa Libertadores. Later, he continued adding more minutes in the continental competition until he had to do the same in the Professional Soccer League, where there were emissaries in the stands to see him.