Franco Mastantuono has received the green light to leave Real Madrid on loan this summer, according to Fabrizio Romano. The young Argentine has faced difficulties settling at the Bernabeu, prompting the club to consider a temporary move to help him gain essential experience.

Tottenham Hotspur has emerged as one of the clubs linked with Mastantuono, with reports suggesting they have been in discussions regarding a potential transfer. However, it remains uncertain if Spurs are still pursuing this option, given they might not prefer a loan arrangement. Romano stated:

Real Madrid are ready to give the green light to Franco Mastantuono’s exit on loan this summer. No buy option clause; straight loan as Mastantuono seen in similar position as Endrick in January. More than 5 clubs in Spain and abroad, on it.

Although no specific mention of Tottenham was made in the report, it is likely they are included among the interested parties, as many clubs are eyeing the 18-year-old talent.

While Mastantuono possesses significant potential, signing him on a short-term loan may not be beneficial for Tottenham. The club needs a ready-made player to avoid relegation struggles, and a young prospect like Mastantuono requires substantial playing time to develop.

If THFC aims to invest in emerging talents, a long-term contract would be more appropriate than a one-season loan. As it stands, this potential deal does not seem to align with Tottenham's immediate needs.