Santi Cazorla's son trains with Real Oviedo first team

Enzo Cazorla, 16-year-old son of former Arsenal midfielder Santi, trained with Real Oviedo's first team for the first time and could feature in Wednesday's Copa del Rey match against Numancia.

Enzo Cazorla, a 16-year-old attacking midfielder from Real Oviedo's reserve team, trained with the club's first team on Monday for the first time. The teenager, who turns 17 in late December, could be included in the squad for Wednesday's Copa del Rey first-round tie against Numancia at Los Pajaritos (20:00).

Enzo has impressed in Segunda RFEF for Oviedo's reserve side, making eight appearances with seven starts and scoring two goals. Born in Villarreal when his father Santi Cazorla was a star at the club, he joined Oviedo's academy when his father returned to the club in summer 2023. Santi subsequently led Oviedo to promotion to La Liga last season.

Alongside Enzo, fellow youth defender Xavi Vicente also trained with the first team. Oviedo will travel to Soria on Wednesday after their final training session on Tuesday, coming off a draw at Almería on Saturday.