Nico Paz

Most recently, in October 2026, reports suggested Como's own valuation of the player is between €130-€150 million, and that a club like Chelsea might need to pay over €100 million. A pivotal series of transactions occurred in June 2026: Real Madrid reportedly exercised a buy-back clause for around €10 million before Como re-acquired the player's full rights in a deal reported to be for €60 million, which included a new €80 million buy-back clause for Real Madrid. In August 2025, Tottenham was linked with bids up to €80 million, and Manchester United was reportedly preparing a €70 million offer. The player's initial transfer from Real Madrid II to Como in August 2024 was for a reported €6 million.

Our valuation for Nico Paz Martínez is anchored by the complex but well-documented transfer agreement in June 2026, where Como paid Real Madrid €60 million for the remaining 50% of the player's rights. This deal established a new, unilateral buy-back clause for Real Madrid set at €80 million for summer 2027, which forms the floor of our range. The upper end is informed by the implied €120 million valuation from that same transaction and consistent reports of interest from top Premier League clubs with potential fees exceeding €100 million.