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Real Madrid consider activating €80 million buyback clause for Nico Paz in 2027 – report

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Real Madrid are reportedly considering bringing Nico Paz back to the club in 2027 by activating an €80 million buy-back clause, according to Spanish journalist Ramon Alvarez. The Argentine attacking...

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