Serie A's opening round saw a goal and an assist, Tottenham's €70 million offer for Pass rejected, with Real Madrid able to buy him back next summer for €10 million.

With Flick at the helm, Tottenham have kicked off the season with back-to-back victories without conceding, notably a 2-0 away win over Manchester City in the second Premier League round, signaling high hopes for this campaign. The club’s management strongly supports Flick and aims to further strengthen the squad to boost overall team quality.

According to Italian transfer expert Romano, Tottenham made a €70 million bid for 20-year-old Argentine attacking midfielder Pass, but Como has already rejected this offer.

Romano reports that Como regards Pass as their future star and not for sale. Real Madrid holds a buyback option for Pass at €10 million in the 2026 summer window and will compensate Como accordingly. In Serie A’s first round, Como defeated strong Lazio 2-0 at home, with Pass playing a pivotal role by providing a precise assist to break the deadlock and scoring a stunning free-kick to seal the win.

Pass, a product of Real Madrid’s youth academy, moved to Como in Serie A during the 2024 summer transfer window for €6 million to get more playing time, with a buyback clause included. Last season, he appeared in 35 Serie A matches, starting 30 times, scoring 6 goals and providing 8 assists. His market value has risen from €10 million at signing to €35 million now, making him Como’s most valuable player.

Now 20 years old, Pass stands 1.86 meters tall, is left-footed, and primarily plays as an attacking midfielder. His contract with Como runs until 2028. Despite his young age, he is already an Argentine international with 3 caps, showcasing the depth of attacking talent in Argentine football and a bright future ahead.