Omo, Madridistas, it looks like there’s a new name you might want to start memorising — and trust me, this gist is already hot in the Spanish capital. According to ESPN, rising star Thiago Pitarch is causing serious excitement at Real Madrid, with some even comparing him to Paris Saint-Germain’s midfield maestro Vitinha.
A Breakout Moment in Senior Training
For those who don’t know, Pitarch is an 18-year-old product of La Fábrica, Real Madrid’s prestigious academy. His name has suddenly jumped into the spotlight after he was reportedly given a rare opportunity to join senior team training sessions.
And omo, instead of being overwhelmed, the boy allegedly grabbed the chance with both hands. Sources claim Xabi Alonso and his coaching staff were left stunned by the youngster’s composure, skill, and work rate — especially considering his age.
The Vitinha Comparison
Here’s where it gets interesting. According to the report, people inside the club describe Pitarch as a “very dynamic midfielder”, with attributes similar to Vitinha — one of the most technically gifted midfielders in world football right now.
At La Fábrica, they allegedly say:
“He’s energetic, intense, and has a great talent for breaking through lines through passing, dribbling, and running.”
Omo, if you’re being compared to a Champions League-winning midfielder at just 18, that’s not small talk — that’s a big deal.
What This Could Mean for Real Madrid
While it’s still early days, the buzz around Pitarch suggests that Alonso might have another gem in the making. The current midfield already boasts stars like Jude Bellingham, Federico Valverde, and Eduardo Camavinga, but the emergence of Pitarch could add even more depth and versatility.
Still, fans should manage their expectations — young talents often need time to adapt before cementing a place in the senior squad. But with this kind of praise coming so soon, you can bet Madrid supporters will keep a close eye on his progress.
Omo, if Pitarch continues on this path, don’t be surprised if his name becomes a regular feature in Real Madrid’s matchday squads sooner than expected.
