The unbelievable difference between Ramos and Real Madrid's new recruit

Mastantuono faces his senior Ramos.

On the morning of June 22, Ramos' Monterrey drew 0-0 with Mastantuono's River Plate in Group E of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™. Both Ramos and Mastantuono started the match and created a remarkable match.

According to ESPN , the age difference between Ramos and Mastantuono is up to 22 years, creating the biggest gap in this year's FIFA Club World Cup 2025™. Ramos is 39 years old this year, while Mastantuono is only 17 years old.

Previously, Fluminense's Thiago Silva and Jobe Bellingham also created a huge age gap in a match at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™. The two have a 21-year age gap. Thiago Silva is 40 years and 268 days old this year, while Jobe is only 19 years and 268 days old.

In the match between Monterrey and River Plate, Ramos played solidly and prevented Mastantuono and his teammates from scoring. Meanwhile, Mastantuono was closely monitored. Every time he had the ball, the Monterrey defense was ready to foul him to prevent the 17-year-old talent from dribbling or creating.

Mastantuono showed impressive passing and dribbling skills. However, he has yet to score or assist at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™. After the match, he was awarded the Man of the Match award for his great influence on River Plate's play.

Mastantuono is a new signing for Real Madrid this summer. He has been given permission by the La Liga club to play for River Plate at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup™, before moving to Spain after the tournament. Real spent 45 million euros to buy Mastantuono. The 17-year-old has also signed a contract until 2031.