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Real Madrid star urges compatriot to join this summer Of course I would like him to comeReal Madrid are planning to sign a new midfielder in the summer, as they get set to finally replace Toni Kroos/Luka Modric. The likes of Rodri Hernandez, Vitinha and Kees Smit have been linked with moves to the Bernabeu, but in recent weeks, one name in particular has started to gain a lot of prominence in this regard: Enzo Fernandez.Fernandez is increasingly keen to leave Chelsea this summer, and if he does push to do so, Real Madrid are expected to rekindle the interest they showed after his fine performances at the 2022 World Cup. The 25-year-old would be open to joining Los Blancos, and hes not the only one that wants to see him in white for the start of next season.Franco Mastantuono is teammates with Fernandez in the Argentine national team, and as per comments to DSports (via ED), he would certainly welcome his compatriot with opens arms if he ends up at Real Madrid this summer.Of course I would like him to come (to Real Madrid).Mastantuono could be on his way out of Real MadridBut even if Fernandez does join Real Madrid in the summer, there is no guarantee that he would be teammates with fellow River Plate alumni Mastantuono. Bernabeu officials are considering letting the teenage forward leave on loan for the 2026-27 season, as they want him to gain prominence elsewhere before returning to the club in a better place as has, and will, be the case with Endrick Felipe.Whether that happens or not remains to be seen, and this is also the case for Fernandezs possible move to Real Madrid. Chelseas delicate financial situation, which saw them record the biggest one-season loss in the Premier League history earlier this week, could mean they look to sell on the Argentine midfielder when the summer transfer window opens at the start of July.

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Tarris Reed Jr. sat at his locker Thursday, fielding questions about his run as the interior-scoring, rebound-snagging force in UConn's latest Final Four push.Yet he wasn't the main attraction.That's because across the room, an even bigger gaggle of reporters waited for freshman guard Braylon Mullins the Indiana kid who hit an all-timer of a shot to send the Huskies back to the sport's biggest stage to return for his own round of interviews.Guards are the ones that hit the big shots, Reed said Thursday when asked about big men getting their due, adding with a grin: We just do our job, we do the dirty work and we're used to doing it our whole life so we have fun doing it.Maybe so, but there's no minimalizing the impact of size this week in Indianapolis. Not with the Final Four boasting its biggest quartet of teams going back roughly two decades, starting with guys such as Reed, Michigan's Aday Mara, Arizona's Koa Peat and Illinois' 7-foot Ivisic twins as anchors to lineups with size radiating all the way out to the perimeter.Length, height and bulkThe average height of the Final Four teams is nearly 79.1 inches, or roughly 6 feet 6, according to KenPoms analytics site. That edges last years average of nearly 78.3 inches for the biggest of any Final Four going back to the start of KenPoms data in 2007.Illinois (28-8) is Division I's tallest team with an average roster height of nearly 6-7 (80 inches), while Arizona (36-2) is seventh at nearly 6-6 (79 inches). Michigan (35-3) and UConn (33-5) are in the top 30 nationally with nearly identical averages slightly behind the Wildcats.Consider it a sign of the premium each team put on building a roster to overwhelm teams inside, on the glass and with game-altering length spanning the gaps between.That kind of size, strength and wingspan creates trouble cascading through the matchups. ACC Network analyst Luke Hancock said teams are also thriving by finding power forwards and centers capable of stepping outside to stretch defenses further and create space, eliminating the ability for a defense to simply collapse on a lone big man.Guards still win in March, said Hancock, the most outstanding player of the 2013 Final Four in Louisvilles later-vacated title run. "But I think these guys have become almost like a necessary component. If you want to win championships, you need a big 4 and a monster 5.And it's manifesting in several ways as March Madness reaches its final act.Defensive edgeThe Illini have had the best defensive tournament efficiency of the Final Four teams while dominating the glass to complete those stops. Their roster includes an influx of European talent, including Tomislav (7-1) and Zvonimir Ivisic (7-2), as well as 6-9 forward David Mirkovic from Montenegro. The Illini also brings 6-9, 235-pound graduate Ben Humrichous off the bench, while the outlier in the big lineup is 6-2 senior guard Kylan Boswell as a strong backcourt defender. The South Region champion has allowed .976 points per possession in the NCAA Tournament to lead the remaining four teams. Throw in the fact that Illinois is outrebounding opponents by 16.3 per game, and it's been a perfectly timed boost to an already elite offense with those forwards and centers capable of hitting from behind the arc, too."Playing in the summer, you could tell its a little bit harder to do some things just because youve got Z at the rim, whos 7-foot-2 and a great shot blocker," 6-6 forward Jake Davis said. You got Tommy down there. So anybody youre going up against in practice is super tall. ... Weve just got a bunch of length everywhere. And you could tell early on that we could cause problems for other teams.Reeds presenceThe Illini will be tested against Reed, a 6-foot-11, 265-pound senior whose scoring (21.8) and rebounding (13.5) averages in the tournament are the best of any player still standing.That included opening the tournament with a video game-type stat line of 31 points and 27 rebounds against Furman, making him the first player with 30-plus points and 25-plus rebounds in an NCAA Tournament game since Houstons Elvin Hayes did it twice in 1968. Hes coming off a 26-point showing in the comeback from 19 down to stun Duke in the Elite Eight.Hes a monster, said UConn senior Alex Karaban, who was part of the Huskies 2023 and 2024 title winners. Hes been so dominant. Hes really playing like the most dominant player in college basketball right now.Wearing them downWhen it comes to the No. 1 seeds, the Wolverines have hummed with 90-plus points in four tournament wins. The Wildcats have been right behind in offensive efficiency despite being shooting fewer 3-pointers than just about every other Division I team all season.Their meeting Saturday matches strengths.Michigan has used the 7-3, 255-pound Mara to protect the paint, flanked by a pair of versatile 6-9 forwards in Associated Press first-team All-American Yaxel Lendeborg (240 pounds) and Morez Johnson Jr. (250).Our size definitely makes it tougher for smaller guards, Lendeborg said. Because were so versatile ... we can switch and guard point guards, make their life a little harder. And you know, were all strong bodies too. So we try to wear down teams.And then, toward the end of the game, thats when we usually make our runs when we need it.Michigan will be tested against the Wildcats with 7-2 center Motiejus Krivas (10.4 points, 8.2 rebounds) and Peat, a 6-8, 235-pound freshman considered a strong NBA prospect.If you don't have the big to defend other bigs, you can't compete at this level in my opinion, Hancock said.How do you make it so you're really tough to guard and you have an advantage? Its the 4-men in this Final Four who are just so talented and the diversity of their skill sets they can do so many things. That is the ultimate to me.___AP March Madness bracket: https://apnews.com/hub/ncaa-mens-bracket and coverage: https://apnews.com/hub/march-madness