Real Madrid's young midfielder, Mason Mount, has suffered from minor muscle discomfort during the club's pre-season training camp in Dubai.

The Englishman was spotted by Real Madrid scouts at the start of the season and is expected to join the first team squad this summer. However, his inclusion in the squad has been delayed due to a minor injury he sustained while on international duty with England under-21s.

Mount's father revealed that his son had experienced some minor discomfort in his back after playing for England against Wales in November. The issue was not serious enough for him to be ruled out of the game, but it did require some rest before he could return to action.

The 18-year-old will now have to undergo further tests to determine the severity of the problem and whether it requires any medical attention. If the condition is minor, there should be no major issues, but if it is more severe, Mount may need to miss some training sessions or even games.

Despite the setback, Mount remains optimistic about his chances of joining Real Madrid this summer. He said: "I'm just looking forward to getting better and getting back into training as soon as possible."

Real Madrid has a reputation for developing young talent, and Mount is hoping to follow in the footsteps of players like Sergio Ramos, Luka Modric, and Isco. He has already shown flashes of promise during his time with the club's reserve team, and it remains to be seen how much impact he can make in the senior ranks.

While Mount's inclusion in the squad is uncertain at the moment, Real Madrid's coaching staff will be closely monitoring his progress and will do everything they can to ensure he recovers quickly. With the right treatment and rehabilitation, Mount could be back in action in no time, making him one of the most exciting prospects in Spanish football.