Real Madrid aims to sign midfielder Sergio Martinez from Racing Santander
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 1:00 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Real Madrid sporting director confirmed the club is pursuing 19-year-old midfielder Sergio Martinez, who currently plays for Racing Santander. Madrid has had an active summer transfer window, adding six new players, and hopes to bring in Martinez before the transfer deadline. However, Racing's sporting director expressed confidence in retaining Martinez, indicating the decision ultimately rests on his desire for playing time. If signed, Martinez is expected to join Real Madrid's Castilla team instead of the first squad.
- •Sergio Martinez has a €3m release clause.
- •Real Madrid has signed six new players this summer.
- •Racing Santander is hopeful about keeping Martinez.
- •If signed, Martinez will play for Castilla in the third tier.
- •Deal discussions are ongoing as the transfer deadline approaches.
- 1:00 PMYahoo Sports — Sporting director confirms Real Madrid plans to sign midfielder – “They are coming with everything”
"Real Madrid have had a busy summer transfer window, with six new players having joined Jose Mourinho’s squad. While the club as a whole is expected to have a quiet final week, there is a good chance...
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