What is the biggest difference between Real Madrid youth training players and Barcelona youth training players?

Although Real Madrid and Barcelona have great attraction, allowing them to attract the best players in the world, the youth training systems of the two giants are also top in the world. In each era, both teams have their own youth training products and play an important role in the team. Not to mention the distance, it just depends on the fact that Real Madrid's Raul Asensio and Fran Garcia have already had a preliminary place in the team in recent years. Not to mention the living fossil Kavajal. Not to mention Barcelona, Lamacia youth training camp is famous all over the world and can be said to be the cradle for cultivating superstars. At present, many talented young people in this Barcelona team are all Barcelona youth training products, such as Yamal, Garvey, etc. Of course, Garvey was first in Real Betis youth team, but later transferred to Barcelona and said that he was trained by Barcelona youth training is no exaggeration. Just like Raul was the first to be at Atletico Madrid, it did not affect his position as Prince Bernabeu later.

Relatively speaking, Barcelona's youth training products currently play a greater role in the first team. Especially Yamal, he is already considered a top superstar. So, what is the biggest difference between Real Madrid youth training and Barcelona youth training companies?

Actually, I put Yamal and Asensio's faces together and it was clear at a glance. Of course, Asensio was first in Las Palmas, but later he went to Real Madrid, so he is of course considered a Real Madrid youth training product.

Both of them have thick eyebrows and big eyes, and their facial features are very open and very atmospheric. But have you felt it? Asensio had an honest look on his face and was not very careful at first glance. Maybe he acted very hard as a defender, but his face showed a straightforward and unsteady character.

To put it bluntly, it is just a little stupid, or just a little cute.

But Yamal is completely different, and you can clearly see the slyness in his face. To put it nicely, cleverly, and to put it bluntly, it is full of bad things.

Let's say that, looking at these two faces, Asensio looks like an honest child and has no scheming. But Yamal, he wants to trick you, there is a way. Asensio, maybe you can't imagine his eyes rolling, but Yamal, absolutely can.

Let's see a few more people.

These are Real Madrid's two Garcia, one forward and the other defender. Isn't it so amazing at first glance? Especially Fran Garcia, she looks like a guard who doesn't play tricks at first glance. Maybe he will do a big move, but he doesn't seem to be able to do it if he expects him to play tricks, tease people, and look at his appearance.

Looking at Gavey again, it looks good and the second thing is that he looks. Look at the trace of cunning hidden between his eyebrows and eyes? At first glance, he is the kind of player who can play tricks.

Contact Busquets again, do you still remember his most classic shot? He covered his face with his hands and peeked at the referee. Real Madrid players really can't come to this kind of thing.

Indeed, Ramos and Pepe were indeed fierce and vicious enough back then, but this kind of viciousness was all on the surface. Of course, neither Ramos nor Pepe are Real Madrid youth training products, but this characteristic is in line with Real Madrid.

And Kavajal, his face filled with an old ox, but you rarely read cunning on his face.

has no other meaning, it just talks about the characteristics of the two major youth training players. Sometimes I really think it's interesting. The young people who come from Real Madrid have the strength and attitude, but they always feel that they are not very smart; while the young people who come from Barcelona are all smart and even cunning. This also reflects the underlying characteristics of the youth training of the two clubs from one aspect.

Finally, let's end with a picture of the senior. Everyone should still remember his name.