The transfer market was very active this past summer because of the World Cup.

James Rodriguez, the favourite of current Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti, arrived at the Bernabeu this summer as part of the Blanco.

Real Madrid paid 80 million euros to sign him.

On the day he arrived at the Bernabeu, 46,000 fans poured into the Bernabeu to welcome him.

At that time, the sky was blue, and the teenager was red.

The spring breeze is proud.

To this day, James remains the darling of the Bernabeu.

Compared with the lively summer transfers, the winter transfers are a bit "sparsely sparse in front of the door".

The most lively may be the battle for the Swiss "Messi" Shaqiri.

Shaqiri was listed by Bayern Munich, and Inter Milan and Liverpool were battling it out. In the end, thanks to the player's wishes and the fulfillment of Rummenigge, Shaqiri ended up going to Inter Milan.

In addition, the one that attracted the most attention was the "homecoming" of the former golden boy, Fernando Torres.

AC Milan let go of Fernando Torres, who had just moved in the summer, and Torres returned to the place where his dream began, Atletico Madrid.

Furthermore.

Chelsea have signed South American Wang Baoqiang and Colombia international Cuadrado from Fiorentina.

Barcelona's Valdés went to Manchester United.

Inter Milan signed Podolski and Brozovic.

Schurrle, who provided the assist for the winner at the World Cup, left the Blues and returned to Germany to join Wolfsburg.

Chinese international Zhang Xizhe started his stay abroad, leaving Guoan for Germany, where he became teammates with Schurrle.

This winter, Real Madrid is relatively quiet.

However, they also signed two players.

In order to find a replacement for the injured Modric, coupled with the possible departure of Ilia Ramendi, Real Madrid rushed to sign the Brazilian Cruzeiro's midfielder, Lucas Silva.

In addition, Odegaard, a talented player known as Norway's "Messi", also came to Real Madrid.

Like Chu Ge, Odegaard was born in '98.

Even, he is 8 months younger than Chu Ge.

However, despite his young age, Odegaard has long been famous.

At the age of 15, he already played in the Norwegian Premier League, breaking the record for the youngest appearance in the Norwegian Premier League.

That year, he made 23 appearances for Stromgerset, scoring five goals.

In October 2014, he became Norway's youngest-ever international.

Norway's match against Paulilla saw the youngster break the record for the youngest player to make an appearance in a European Championship qualifier.

This record has been in the dust for 30 years.

Odegaard, who is less than 16 years old, has attracted the attention of the whole of Europe, including many giants.

For example: Real Madrid, Barcelona, Liverpool, Bayern Munich, etc.

In order to sign the young talent, Real Madrid did their homework for a long time and even invited him to come to Spain to watch Real Madrid play.

Finally, in January of this year, in the midst of a thousand calls, Odegaard finally arrived at Real Madrid.

At this time, he had just turned sixteen.

Look like the cat that ate the canary.

To get him, Real Madrid spent 2.8 million euros, plus a float of 2.8 million. In addition, Odegaard was offered a contract with an annual salary of two million.

This is arguably the most "expensive" sixteen-year-old player ever.

Compared with him, Chu Ge's treatment was much worse.

He was "picked up" by Zidane from China.

Real Madrid didn't spend a penny.

In terms of the contract, Chu Ge signed the contract without looking at it.

Like the vast majority of young players in Real Madrid's youth team, Chu Ge signed a cadet contract.

Real Madrid is responsible for providing places to study and live, professional training facilities, opportunities for competitions, accommodation and necessary nutritious meals...... Then, it's gone.

Things are slightly better for Castile.

A number of players have signed professional contracts with Real Madrid.

However, compared to Odegaard's contract with a salary of two million a year, their contracts are all scum.

After Odegaard arrived at Real Madrid, he did not go to the Under-16 echelon, nor to Castia, but went directly to the first team to report.

After completing his first day of training with his first-team players, Real Madrid's star of the team, Wales-based Bale, was full of praise for the youngster.

On social networks, Bale: "It's great that Odegaard has joined today's training, he has top talent. He's a good guy! ”

At the same time, the newspaper Marca made a feature for the youngster.

On the front page, Marca newspaper posted a photo of Odegaard with his Real Madrid shirt, with the headline reading: "Odegaard, sprint towards seven records." ”

Of these seven records, four are Real Madrid records.

They are the records for the youngest player to appear and the youngest to score goals in the league, and the records for the youngest player to appear and the youngest to score goals in the Champions League.

There are also three records, namely: Youngest Goalscorer in La Liga, Youngest Player to Appear in the Champions League, and Youngest Goalscorer in the Champions League.

In Marca's view, the Norwegian prodigy, who is 16 years and 44 days old, will become the creator of a series of records.

It can be seen that Odegaard has received attention and respect in Real Madrid.

In comparison, Chu Ge, who contributed a wonderful performance in Casstilla, is a bit bleak.

Odegaard's move to Real Madrid was soon discussed in Castilla.

Privately, everyone was excited about it.

The captain of the reserves, Agosa, expressed his envy for Odegaard.

He said it would be nice if he could make as much money as Odegaard did.

In fact, it's not just Agusa who thinks so, many of the Castilla players have similar thoughts.

Everyone is a disc intervertebral disc, why are you so protruding?

Chu Ge's position in Castile was won by him step by step. Moreover, even Chu Ge is not as good as those big brothers in Castile in terms of contracts.

Odegaard, a newcomer who is only sixteen years old, how can he get such a lucrative contract?

What is he capable of?

Is he really that much better than us?

Many people in Castile were skeptical.

Chu Ge was also a little curious about Odegaard.

Since he is under the age of eighteen, Odegaard is still a minor. As a result, FIFA did not officially approve his transfer.

In order to obtain FIFA approval, Real Madrid will need to provide FIFA with proof of Odegaard's enrollment in Madrid, where he can receive the highest level of football training and adequate care.

FIFA will issue the transfer approval based on the materials provided by Real Madrid.

After receiving the permit, Odegaard can train with Real Madrid's first team and participate in friendly matches, but will not be able to participate in official matches.

This means that before Odegaard officially joins the first team, he will come to Real Madrid's reserve team, also known as Castilla. Join the players of Castilla in La Liga B Division.

Norway's "Messi" will be teammates with Chu Ge.