Italian side Como are showing interest in Real Madrid Castilla winger Daniel Yáñez, as the Serie A club continues to look toward La Fábrica for emerging talent, according to a report from Nicolo Schira.
Yáñez recently made an appearance with the first team and registered an assist, further boosting his profile after a strong run of performances with Castilla. His development has not gone unnoticed, with Como viewing him as a potential addition in line with their recent recruitment strategy.
The club,
led by Cesc Fàbregas, has built a reputation for targeting young players from Real Madrid’s academy. Previous deals involving players like Nico Paz and Jacobo Ramón have strengthened that connection, and Yáñez could be the next to follow a similar path.
As with prior agreements, any deal would likely include a clause allowing Real Madrid to retain 50% of the player’s rights, maintaining long-term control over his future.
Como’s interest reflects both Yáñez’s growing reputation and Madrid’s continued production of high-level prospects.
