Source:REUTERS/Albert Gea
[Saba Sports News] According to Spanish media reports, the future of Atlético Madrid youth goalkeeper Inigo Asoré is overshadowed by a “1.85-meter requirement.” In the 29th LaLiga FC Futures event, although the MVP was not awarded to a goalkeeper, it certainly does not mean that Inigo Asoré’s performance was lacking. On the contrary, he was one of the most decisive players in the event.
In addition to making numerous key saves, he scored a highly significant goal in the quarter-finals against Juventus. During the penalty shootout against Real Madrid, Asoré was outstanding, saving penalties from Hugo and Alex, both of whom were the most threatening attacking players on Real Madrid’s future star team. In the final against Villarreal, Asoré again stepped up, helping his team withstand pressure and securing the ultimate victory.
However, for Inigo Asoré, there is an obstacle concerning his height. Atlético Madrid has a requirement that goalkeepers must reach at least 1.85 meters tall before entering the youth team. Currently, the 12-year-old Asoré is about 1.65 meters tall. Although he still has time to grow, this restriction undoubtedly casts a shadow over his future at Atlético Madrid.