Each team: Mastantono and A will participate in the Club World Cup, and Real Madrid will bear the risk of player injury

According to "Every Sport", Mastantono and Alvaro Fernandez will represent their respective clubs in the Club World Cup, and Real Madrid may have to bear the risk of injury from these two potential new players during this period.

Real Madrid is experiencing one of the most important transfer windows in recent years, and after a disappointing last season, the club made it clear that a thorough reform is needed to give new manager Alonso as much support as possible. In fact, the club hopes that all new players can participate in the Club World Cup in time and quickly finalize several deals when time is tight.

In the end, only Wyson and Arnold will represent Real Madrid in the FFC World Cup held in the United States. Real Madrid paid the termination fee from the Spanish centre-back and he will be the undisputed starter from day one. At the same time, taking advantage of Arnold's contract expiration, Real Madrid signed him for nearly 10 million euros in order to allow him to participate in the Club World Cup.

There are two other players who have been locked by Real Madrid, one of which is Mastantono, who has passed the medical examination and may even announce his joining in the next few hours or days.

Although River Plate insists that he stay until December to complete the remaining Libertadores Cup matches, Real Madrid will pay a €61 million transfer fee, including taxes, and join the team immediately after the Club World Cup is over.

Another verbally agreed to join Benfica's left-back A-Fe. Although he is the first choice in this position, due to differences with Benfica, Real Madrid had to wait until the Club World Cup to pay his 50 million euros penalty. The club has assured the players that they will fulfill their promise.

A Fee and Mastantono will both represent their respective clubs in the Club World Cup, which means there are certain risks for Real Madrid. Any potential new player may be injured or other problems, which will affect their debut at Real Madrid and even change their transfer plans.

However, both teams are expected to bring these key players on the court, while Real Madrid will closely monitor their performance, not only hoping that they will avoid injuries, but also want to see how they can compete at high-level games. If everything goes as planned, AF and Mastantono will enter the holiday as Real Madrid players after their respective clubs are eliminated in the Club World Cup.