Getafe, the preferred destination for the 'ex' of Real Madrid's youth system

Since coming to First, Getafe has had fifteen players coming out of the Madrid-based football

A team south of Madrid has become the best destination for players raised through the ranks at Real Madrid and see no clear future in the first team of the club. It's Getafe, who lives his seventh season in the First division, which has survived largely thanks to its ability to attract talent from Real Madrid's youth system and give them the opportunity to play in the top flight, from the 2004-05 season, his first year in First Fifteen white players have played in past Getafe.


The romance between Getafe and Real Madrid started the season debut at first, when Pulido and Tena, formed in the Real Madrid, were part of the template Celadon. Tena was even a game of first with Real in the 1998-99 season. Also David Belenguer, the player born in Palamos, played one season at Real Madrid C before playing Getafe. The Madrid team good season in his debut in First (finished in thirteenth place) encouraged club managers make a determined bid to attract players coming out of Madrid's youth system and with little prospect of consolidation in the Santiago Bernabeu. They then Riki Paredes and also from the branch of Madrid, and Getafe in the Primera fully consolidated and incorporated Ruben Network, Esteban Granero and Francisco David Sousa, a Malaga after leaving the Real Madrid spent two years in Valladolid before playing Getafe.

Roberto Soldado and Adrian Gonzalez, the son of Michel, arrived at Getafe in the 2008-09 season, after confirming they would not have minutes on the first team of Madrid, the same path followed by Daniel Parejo early last year, like the lateral Miguel Torres, who joined Getafe after playing three full seasons in Madrid with some presence in the first team. The goalkeeper Jordi Codina, owner of Michel who has bet this season, also strengthened the team last year from Real Madrid's youth system, where Iker Casillas closed any possibility of playing in the Primera.


This season, Getafe also has the Galician Pedro Mosquera and Borja Fernandez, two new products from Real Madrid, the last to arrive at Getafe after growing up in the club footballing white, although in the case of Bob, after passing by Mallorca and Valladolid. Mosquera played a game last year with Real Madrid, just in Getafe (2-4), but could not make the jump to the first team. For Barça Blaugrana players with a past who have played with limited T Celadon three cases, the defender Mario, who played for Barca in the 2003-04 season, the midfielder Victor Sanchez, released by the club after a season of assignment to Xerez, and lateral Nano, who played only four games spread over two seasons as Catalans, who plays for Getafe in the 2005-06 season and now at Numancia.