Israeli Defender Roy Revivo to Face Real Madrid's Record Signing
Israeli defender Roy Revivo is set to face Real Madrid's most expensive signing in the club's history, 19-year-old French winger Leny Yoro, when his team Elche plays Real Madrid. Yoro, who joined Real Madrid this past summer from Lille for a reported 125 million euros, has attracted interest from other major clubs like Liverpool.
Yoro, who has experience in La Liga from a previous stint with Leganés, has started in four league games for Real Madrid this season but is yet to score or assist. This upcoming match will mark his Champions League debut. He has previously played two senior seasons for Leganés and Lille.
Described as a fast and creative player, Yoro excels in one-on-one situations and is known for his impressive changes of direction. He has been compared to Lionel Messi and is considered a significant talent, though still raw. His ability to use both feet effectively is also noted.
Despite previous comments from José Mourinho about Yoro's fitness levels post-World Cup affecting his playing time, the young winger has now become a regular starter. Analysts praise his consistency, ball skills, and ability to stretch the field, noting his preference for isolating defenders. He was a standout dribbler in La Liga during his time at Leganés.
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