Gunars Grinvalds is the first youth player to make his debut under Sergio Scariolo's coaching in his second stint with Real Madrid. At just 17 years old and 2.00 meters tall, the Latvian forward has proven his worth in the Real Madrid youth system and has been rewarded with his debut in the Liga Endesa. In the game against Dreamland Gran Canaria, Grinvalds was called up due to the absence of several players and took advantage of his opportunity to score his first point in the competition. The young forward has gone through all the categories of Real Madrid, from the infantil A to the first team, and has proven to be a sensational three-point shooter with a very polished mechanics. Grinvalds has also stood out for his good ball handling, passing ability, and not being out of place on defense, which has caught the attention of Scariolo and his assistant, Luis Guil. With his debut, Grinvalds becomes the second Latvian player to play for Real Madrid's first team, after Kaspars Kambala. The young forward has shown his silent progression and has been rewarded, which can be a great boost to his sports career. Grinvalds' debut is a significant milestone for the player and the team, and it will be interesting to see how he develops in the future. The Real Madrid coaching staff has shown faith in the young player, and it is likely that he will continue to be given opportunities to prove himself.