Real Madrid make decision on Thiago Pitarch’s first-team future
Real Madrid make decision on Thiago Pitarch’s first-team future There is no doubt that the 2025-26 season was a failure for Real Madrid, a club that always aims to win the biggest trophies every season. The Merengues were unable to win any big trophy in that season, despite having one of the most exciting teams in Europe. However, there were still some bright spots during that campaign, and one of them was undoubtedly the emergence of the young midfielder Thiago Pitarch, who shone brightly for Los Blancos during the final stages of the last season. He then had a memorable summer as well, as he won the European U-19 Championship with Spain. Owing to his good performances in this competition and during the last season with Real Madrid, he got some appealing offers this summer, the most notable of which was from the Premier League side Fulham, where his mentor Alvaro Arbeloa is in charge. While there is no doubt that this was a very alluring offer, the player’s top priority was still to remain and fight for a place in the Real Madrid first team. In this regard, there already is some good news for the midfielder, as Diario AS reports that the Merengues have already decided to keep him as a part of the first team for the upcoming season. Although he has a reserve team number, this is mainly because of a lack of availability of first team numbers, and Thiago will remain a first team player for all intents and purposes. This is a decision made by Mourinho himself, who considers the youngster to be an important player for him. Although an injury has kept him from showcasing his talents to the Portuguese coach, the latter has still heard very good things about the young midfielder. With Rodri now looking highly unlikely to join the team , Thiago Pitarch will only gain in importance at Real Madrid. However, he will still have to compete with the likes of Tchouameni, Camavinga, Bernardo Silva, and Valverde for one of the two midfield pivot spots.
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