Because Nico Paz is only 20, he has a bright future ahead of him, and Arsenal and Chelsea are keeping a close eye on him.

TBR says that Nico Paz is getting a lot of attention in the market after his performances for Como. Arsenal and Chelsea are among the teams keeping a close eye on the 20-year-old Real Madrid academy graduate. He could even return to Madrid in the future because of clauses in his present contract.

It was a bit of a surprise that Real Madrid let Nico Paz go, since he was highly ranked after having great games for the second team. One of the best clubs was really interested in the young, versatile striker and made some offers to other teams. Still, he chose to join the new Italian team Como, which was coached by Cesc Fabregas, who used to play for Arsenal, Chelsea, and Barcelona.

With the hope of helping him grow, Fabregas may have been able to get the attacking midfielder to join him at Como. Since Paz will get the regular game time he so badly wanted, Real Madrid were happy to let him go for as little as €6 million. This will only help his growth.

There is a bright future for Paz as a football player, as shown by the fact that many sides were interested in signing him over the summer. Any way you look at it, he’s off to a pretty good start at Como, with three assists in six Serie A games so far.

Arsenal and Chelsea are now keeping a close eye on him. Because of how good he is, they will definitely make a move if the time is right. In addition to his role as an attacking midfielder, Paz can play other places in the front line. This makes him a player that Mikel Arteta and Enzo Maresca would want to sign at either club.

It’s up to Real Madrid to decide what will happen with Paz.

When Real Madrid sells a young player, they often include a lot of conditions that let them buy the player back or give them a big gain if the player is sold. In either case, it makes it easier for them to get the player back on their own terms in the future.

If they need to, they can also buy Paz back and sell him to one of those Premier League teams for a lot of money. A move in January might not happen right now, though, because moving Como so soon would hurt his progress, which has been going so well. However, Paz thinks that big clubs will come after him next summer after some better and more consistent play this season.