National team manager in awe of Real Madrid teenage wonderkid – ‘Really fantastic’

Turkey’s national team head coach, Vincenzo Montella, has heaped praise on Real Madrid’s rising star, Arda Guler, describing the young midfielder as someone whose dreams have no limits.

Guler’s performance during Turkey’s victory over Iceland in the Nations League has sparked huge excitement back home, especially considering the 19-year-old’s connection with Real Madrid.

Montella spoke highly of Guler’s leadership skills during the game against Iceland. He pointed out how Guler frequently communicated with the Turkish bench throughout the match, demonstrating not only his passion for football but also his eagerness to be fully engaged.

Montella in awe of Guler

The Italian coach appreciated this level of involvement, noting how it shows Guler’s strong connection to the sport.

Montella was quoted by AS, “We can all see this and even go back to our childhoods as we enjoy his game and his gestures. It is really fantastic for all of us to watch him. It is a pleasure because he is a footballer with big dreams. 

“Arda’s dreams have no limits and it is clear that he is happy to receive advice when he asks for it.

“That is why we are in a position to say that against Iceland we saw a very involved footballer, who always participates in an active way, and his attitude is very comforting for everyone.”

Fans want him to start for Real Madrid

The excitement surrounding Guler is not only limited to his performances for the national team. In Turkey, fans are now eagerly calling for him to secure a starting position at Real Madrid.

With the possibility of key players like Aurelien Tchouameni, Eduardo Camavinga, Dani Ceballos, and Jude Bellingham missing the upcoming match against Real Sociedad due to injuries, many are hopeful that Guler will make the starting XI.

So far, Guler has featured in four official matches this season but has started in just one. With his talent and ambition, the teenager continues to generate excitement both in Turkey and Madrid.