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Morata deal helps Real Madrid make big profits.

AS noted that the Bernabeu team earned 445 million euros from the transfer of young players trained at the club. Valdebebas, Real Madrid's training center, is described by the Spanish press as a "talent factory". This is not only a place to nurture young players but also creates a rich source of income for the Spanish Royal Club.

One of the most notable names in recent years has been Alvaro Morata. He was sold to Juventus, then bought back by Real, and then sold to Chelsea, bringing Real Madrid a total of 80 million euros. Morata was expected to shine at the Bernabeu, but could not compete for a starting spot with the likes of Karim Benzema or Cristiano Ronaldo.

The academy has become a real "salvation" for Real in difficult times, both sportingly and financially. In the summer of 2020, "Los Blancos" earned 93 million euros from the sale of young players, helping the team overcome the financial crisis when the pandemic raged.

Among them, Achraf Hakimi was sold to Inter Milan for 40 million euros, while Sergio Reguilon and Marcos Llorente also brought a total of 60 million euros to the Bernabeu team.

Real Madrid make a lot of money selling young talents.

One notable point is that Real's academy has always known how to "stand on its own" and not rely on the team's financial resources. Last season, the academy's operating costs were 36.4 million euros, but the club earned 16 million euros from the transfer deals of young players such as Arribas, Blanco and Dotor.

Last summer, Real continued to pocket an additional 24.5 million euros after saying goodbye to players such as Rafa Marin, Nico Paz, Latasa, Marvin and Peter.

In particular, Real also holds 50% ownership of a number of young players such as Nico Paz (playing for Como), Mario Gila (Lazio) and Miguel Gutierrez (Girona). These are talents who have increased significantly in value since leaving the club. Real can earn a large amount of money if these players join a third club.

With continuous success in developing young talent, Real has affirmed its position in world football, and also proven that the academy is truly a "diamond factory", contributing significantly to the club's budget.