Tottenham submitted a package worth around €70 million for 20-year-old midfielder Nico Paz, but Como rejected the bid. Paz has made rapid development in Italy and has stated a preference to remain at Como in the immediate term. Real Madrid maintain a €10 million buy-back clause active in 2026 and are prepared to match rival proposals before then. Como will retain Paz's services in Serie A for now and stands to receive compensation when the buy-back is activated. Tottenham intended to make Paz a central figure under Thomas Frank, but Paz prioritises a future at Real Madrid.
The North London club submitted a package worth around 70 million in an attempt to lure the Argentine talent away from Como, but the bid was turned down on Sunday night. Romano reports that while Tottenham were serious in their pursuit of Paz, the player himself made it clear that his priority is to remain with Como, at least for the immediate future.
The Spanish giants have already safeguarded their position regarding the midfielder's future. Real Madrid hold a 10 million buy-back clause, which becomes active in 2026, giving them the option to bring Paz back to the Santiago Bernabeu at a fraction of his growing market value. Even before that date, Romano notes that Real are prepared to match any proposals from rival clubs, ensuring that their academy product will not slip away to another European club.
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