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Real Madrid cannot execute 60 million Nico Paz strategy this summer heres whyOver the past few months, reports have suggested that Real Madrid were considering resigning Nico Paz for 10 million and then immediately placing him on the market for 60 million following his outstanding season in Serie A.It appeared to be the perfect operation, as Real Madrid would regain control of one of Europes most promising young midfielders and potentially generate a huge profit in the same transfer window.However, according to journalist Jose Felix Diaz, the situation is not nearly as simple.Real Madrid cannot immediately sell NicoThe latest update has effectively ruled out one of the scenarios that had been gaining momentum in recent days.According to the journalist, Real Madrid cannot activate Nico Pazs buy-back clause and then immediately sell him during the same summer transfer window.The reason lies in transfer regulations.Real Madrid cannot sell Nico Paz this summer. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)The journalist reports that a period of 12 weeks must pass between the two operations, meaning that once Real Madrid officially bring the Argentine back, they would be unable to complete a permanent transfer until the winter market.It is a significant detail because it directly impacts the clubs planning around one of their most valuable young assets.For weeks, Real Madrid transfer rumours have linked the midfielder with clubs across the Premier League and Serie A, many of whom have been impressed by his development in Italy.The expectation remains that Los Blancos will trigger the 10 million clause before registering a sizeable profit. However, what changes now is the timeline of any potential sale.Mourinho faces difficult decisionNotably, the development also creates an interesting sporting dilemma for Jose Mourinho.The Portuguese coach is already overseeing a squad packed with midfield options, making it difficult to guarantee consistent playing time for the 21-year-old.Real Madrid are facing a tricky situation with Nico Paz. (Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images)That reality is one reason why a permanent transfer has increasingly been viewed as the most likely outcome.Nico enjoyed a breakthrough campaign at Como and returns to Real Madrid as a far better player than the one who left Spain.Yet finding regular minutes at the Santiago Bernabeu remains a challenge.Real Madrid are actively pursuing another midfielder, with Enzo Fernandez still viewed as the clubs priority target.If another major midfield signing arrives, competition for places will only become even stronger, which is why the possibility of a profitable sale continues to appeal to decision-makers inside Valdebebas.

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Members from royal families from across the globe have travelled to the US to support their nations at the FIFA Men's World Cup.GB News takes a look at which royals have been spotted during the first 12 days of the tournament.The Dutch royal family threw themselves wholeheartedly into World Cup festivities this past Saturday, with Queen Maxima, King Willem-Alexander, and 19-year-old Princess Ariane taking in two fixtures on 20 June.After watching the Netherlands face Sweden at Houston Stadium, the trio travelled to Kansas City Stadium for the Ecuador versus Curaao encounter.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe constituent country of Curaao holds a unique position within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, with its citizens possessing both Dutch nationality and European citizenship.Following the match, they joined Curaao players in the changing room for an impromptu celebration after the Caribbean nation secured their maiden World Cup point with a draw.The Argentine-born Queen, sporting a personalised blue jumper bearing her name, appeared especially animated during the dancing.Curaao represents the tournament's smallest participating nation by population and territory.Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa were among supporters when Jordan made their historic FIFA World Cup debut on 17 June.The royal couple watched their nation's opening Group J fixture against Austria at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, where Jordan fell 3-1.The Crown Prince called his team's efforts "heroic and honourable" despite the result.Princess Rajwa, 32, donned the national team shirt with jeans and a red bag complementing the squad's colours, whilst also carrying a traditional keffiyeh.King Abdullah accompanied the couple and their daughter, Princess Iman, to a subsequent match against Algeria at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.Prince Hussein visited the dressing room following the defeat to offer encouragement to the players.Norway's heir to the throne, Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 22, and her brother Prince Sverre Magnus, 20, supported their national side against Senegal at New York New Jersey Stadium on 22 June.The siblings were spotted singing amongst fellow fans, dressed in scarves and team merchandise.This outing marked their first public appearance since Crown Princess Mette-Marit received a lung transplant the previous week.Crown Prince Haakon has withdrawn from official engagements to remain at his wife's side during her recovery.The Crown Princess suffers from pulmonary fibrosis and had been classified as "seriously ill" prior to the operation.The Norwegian royal children's attendance at the football demonstrated a return to normality amid difficult family circumstances.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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