Como eyeing move for two more Real Madrid youth prodigies as Fabregas visits Valdebebas | OneFootball

Como have made quite a name for themselves in the market for their ability to nurture young players.

The Italian outfit, under the leadership of Cesc Fabregas, have already found immense success after signing Nico Paz. The club have since been linked with yet another Real Madrid prodigy in Jesus Fortea.

However, it appears Como are looking for more talents from the Real Madrid youth academy, with a recent report from ABC (h/t MARCA) revealing two more names.

Como eye move for Chema and Jacobo Ramon

The two players in question are Chema and Jacobo Ramon, both of who have emerged on Como’s radar.

The newly promoted Serie A side are reportedly exploring moves for the duo as they continue strengthening their squad under Cesc Fabregas.

Both players have been key figures in Madrid’s academy setup. Chema, a composed and intelligent midfielder, has showcased his ability to dictate play from the center of the pitch.

Jacobo Ramon has emerged as a target for Como (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

Meanwhile, Jacobo Ramón, a versatile attacker, has gained recognition for his technical skills and goal-scoring instincts. Their performances have not gone unnoticed, with Como now considering potential moves to bring them to Italy.

This comes on the back of Fabregas’ recent visit to Real Madrid’s training ground, Valdebebas. While the former Barcelona and Arsenal midfielder was primarily there to learn from Carlo Ancelotti, his presence also fueled transfer speculation.

Como had already set their sights on Jesús Fortea, a promising full-back, and now Chema and Ramon appear to be the latest additions to their wishlist.

Como’s growing reputation as a stepping stone for young talents is further strengthened by their handling of Nico Paz, who has flourished since moving from Madrid last summer.

Given this success, Real Madrid could be open to more loan deals that allow their academy prospects to develop in a competitive European league while working under a promising young coach like Fàbregas.