The "galáctico" policy was initially called "Zidanes y Pavones", with the name deriving from Zidane and Francisco Pavón, a youth product from Real Madrid--the idea was to sign one major superstar per year and promoted youth players from within.
The name came from Zidane and Francisco Pavón, a youth product from Real Madrid--the idea was to sign one major superstar per year and promoted youth players from within. The "galáctico" policy was initially called "Zidanes y Pavones".
The "galáctico" policy was initially called "Zidanes y Pavones". The name came from Zidane and Francisco Pavón, a youth product from Real Madrid--the idea was to sign one major superstar per year and promoted youth players from within.
The "galáctico" policy was initially called "Zidanes y Pavones". The name came from Zidane and Francisco Pavón, a youth product from Real Madrid--the idea was to sign one major superstar per year and promoted youth players from within.