At the U20 World Cup in Chile, Gilberto Mora is making waves as Mexico’s new sensation. The 16-year-old dreams of joining Real Madrid.
In the Round of 16 against the host nation, Gilberto Mora once again proved his worth by assisting the opening goal in a 4-1 victory. This performance helped Mexico secure a spot in the quarter-finals on Wednesday. However, against Argentina, Mora won’t face Real Madrid‘s Franco Mastantuono, who is with the senior team for October’s fixtures. Born on October 14, 2008, Mora is already a key player for Tijuana and has been in the professional realm for a year—a fact that hasn’t gone unnoticed by Real Madrid.
A Rising Star with Big Dreams
Mora’s rapid ascent has caught the attention of top clubs, with his agent, Rafaela Pimenta, declaring to AS that he will be “one of the most incredible players on the planet.” According to the Spanish daily, Mora harbors dreams of playing for Real Madrid. His technical skills and vision on the field have made him a standout performer in this tournament.
As he continues to shine on the international stage, speculation about his future intensifies. Real Madrid’s interest in young talents like Mora aligns with their strategy of building a team for the future. While he won’t face Mastantuono this time, their paths might cross at Santiago Bernabéu soon. The football world watches eagerly to see where this young prodigy’s journey will lead next.