Information that two young stars of Real Madrid exploded in the draw of the Society

In the 70th minute of the match against the Sociedad, to solve the tie and find Rodrygo ineffective in the minutes of play on the field, coach Zidane decided to put his faith in the talented 20-year-old Marvin Park, who had just retired. Even the first team due to a shortage of staff (currently about 5-6 players on the Los Blancos first team roster cannot play due to injury, not to mention that Bale and Reguillon have officially joined Tottenham).

This young and completely anonymous winger played quite mature in his first appearance for Real Madrid’s prestigious first team, but clearly Marvin Park couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed.

Marvin Park was born in the year 200 in Mallorca, a beautiful Spanish island in the Mediterranean. Only through the name can you see the origin of Marvin Park. In fact, Marvin’s father is Nigerian and his mother is Korean, which means that he can choose at least 3 selections to dedicate himself later, but now, Marvin Park only contributes to Spain U19.

From a young age, Marvin Park had to go through many adventures in pursuit of his dream of becoming a professional gamer. In which 3 years (2009-2012), Marvin Park went to England to join the Tranmere Rovers Training Academy (currently playing in 4th division).

In 2016, Marvin Park joined the Real Madrid Youth Academy (Kiln of Castilla) and continuously promoted and had the opportunity to debut for the white first team in the first match of La Liga 2020/21.

In addition to Marvin Park, last night, the Real also released another young star: Sergio Arribas. Not as lucky as Park, the 2001-born central midfielder was only admitted in the closing minutes of the match (replacing Vinicius Junior).

Unlike Marvin Park, before joining the Real Madrid Training Academy at age 11, Arribas only trained in the Leganés oven (Leganés last season also played in La Liga and had to be relegated).

Arribas and Marvin Park are key members of the Real Madrid U19 (led by the legendary Raúl González) who won the UEFA Youth League championship last season. The UEFA Youth League is the U-19 version of the UEFA Champions League of the teams that participate in the European Cups in the respective season.