Martin Odegaard's week got worse when Real Madrid's 16-year-old wonderkid who cost £2.3million was refused a rating by Spanish newspaper AS for his performance for the club's B-team Castilla. The Norway international was dropped previously by manager Zinedine Zidane, and was substituted after 65 minutes against Tudelano with the club's second team a goal down. Odegaard missed the two games before Sunday's match, which ended 1-1, and AS note the starlet was whistled by supporters. Martin Odegaard's week got worse when the 16-year-old wonderkid who cost £2.3m was refused a rating . Spanish newspaper AS refused to give Odegaard a rating (right) for his performance for B-team Castilla . He chose Madrid over Liverpool and Manchester but it has been suggested other Castilla players resent the starlet training with the first team three times a week and his superior wages. Odegaard is understood to be on £40,000 per week but has yet to become a cohesive part of Zidane's team as he struggles to find a balance between mixing with the first and second team. He may be benefiting from training alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale but it is costing him time with Castilla which could help him gel with Madrid's fellow B-team players. There have been suggestions that Odegaard will be sent on loan away from the Bernabeu next year. Carlo Ancelotti has been patient with Odegaard. The Madrid manager picked the 16-year-old for their Champions League tie against Schalke but decided against playing him, even though it would have made Odegaard the youngest to have ever played in the competition. Odegaard (right) warms the substitutes' bench as B-team manager Zinedine Zidane looks on . Odegaard runs with Real Madrid's Gareth Bale during a previous training session for the first team .
Martin Odegaard was dropped by Castilla boss Zinedine Zidane previously.
He was substituted after 65 minutes against Tudelano on Sunday.
Castilla were a goal down at the time as Odegaard was replaced.
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