The boom of Álvaro Rodríguez, a ‘problem’ for Madrid

Álvaro Rodríguez is consecrating himself in the South American Under-20, played in Colombia, based on goals. Five goals in six games has led the ‘Bull’ in the contest and missed two by rest. Double to Venezuela and hat-trick to Bolivia. She also carries an assist.

His scoring nose has caused Uruguay is already fully-fledged in the World Cup in Indonesia next summer and will now fight to lift the South American Under-20. Before the Green, The Uruguayan proved to be a very complete striker because he showed his great header, he is 193 centimeters tall, his ability to cook his own goal and his vision when hunting the ball inside the area.

Its explosion also comes at a time when Real Madrid suffers its particular ordeal in the form of injuries. With only four strikers called up for the Club World Cup in Morocco, the Uruguayan, who is constantly monitored by Carlo Ancelotti’s coaching staff, is presented as a more than feasible option for occupy a place in the first team as soon as you finish the tour with your selection.

Another problem for Castilla

However, apart from the decision that Ancelotti will have to make from next week, Álvaro Rodríguez could be faced with another problem. Or, rather, to Raul’s Castileif the Uruguayan does not rise to the first team and continues to show himself as a mainstay of the subsidiary.

Unintentionally and doing it how he knows how, Álvaro Rodríguez will leave Real Madrid Castilla without a goal during the probable playoff What could the team led by Raúl González play? in the final stretch of the First RFEF. The ‘Toro’ got Uruguay into the Under-20 World Cup in Indonesia, which will be played between May 20 and June 11, 2023, and his presence in the contest will be a fact.

At 18 years old, the striker is experiencing a great moment since Raúl González gave him ownership of Castilla at the beginning of the season, despite being youthful, and will soon return to Spain. It is expected that he will be available next week in the match against Linares.

Until his departure to the South American Sub-20, the ‘Bull’ scored five goals in 15 games played with Castilla and since he left for Colombia, his team hasn’t won a game, they only have draws (4). Raúl González’s boys occupy second place in Group 1 with 42 points and they have the leader, Alcorcón, just two points away.