The Norwegian midfielder has had a great season with the Donostiarra outfit, finishing sixth in LaLiga.
He even scored in a 4-3 win over his bosses, and that convinced Zinedine Zidane to take him back to the Bernabeu.
According to the Spanish newspaper AS, the player in a position to start a season at the moment with the Company.
But at the last minute, Zidane sought to have Odegaard “by his side” next season and was confident he would have a chance to fight for a first-team spot.
But Odegaard will have to do so because of a knee injury that occurred to him at the end of the season before intensifying his training.
Marca reports that “the player feels experienced, excited and able to assert himself in the real madrid locker room”.
The 21-year-old has “sensed Real Madrid throughout” his transfer with the Society.
And if “he only has words of thanks for Real Sociedad”, Odegaard is transparent that he will return to Real Madrid his dream.
Odegaard joined Real Madrid from Stromsgodset in 2015, rejecting the interest of a number of leading European clubs, Liverpool, Manchester United and City and Bayern Munich.
He is the youngest debutant in the club’s history at 16 years and 157 days when he replaced Cristiano Ronaldo in a 7–3 home win over Getafe in May 2015.
But this is his only appearance in La Liga after betting basically on the B-side. He also played twice in Copa del Rey matches.
Last season, Odegaard Society made the impression 36 times in all competitions, scoring seven goals along the way.
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