Como sporting director Carlalberto Ludi insists Nico Paz is “100% a Como player”, but admits Real Madrid still have the right to take him back.

Como sporting director Carlalberto Ludi has declared that midfielder Nico Paz is "100% a Como player" amid growing transfer links with Real Madrid, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United. Paz has impressed this season, scoring three goals and registering five assists across four Champions League matches, which included two goals in a 4-1 victory over Manchester United.
Speaking to Radio Radio, Ludi acknowledged that Real Madrid holds a buy-back option valid in the summer of 2027, reportedly worth €80 million. The clause was included when Como re-signed the Argentine permanently for a reported €60 million after Real Madrid had previously activated an earlier buy-back clause.
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