
Real Madrid is preparing to part ways with one of its most loyal and reliable players in recent years — Lucas Vázquez. According to prominent insider Fabrizio Romano, the 33-year-old Spanish full-back will leave the club at the end of the 2024/2025 season as a free agent.
However, before his departure, Vázquez will still have the chance to represent the “Whites” in one more major tournament — the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, set to be held in the USA.
The main reason for his departure is reportedly the expected signing of Liverpool’s right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold by Real Madrid. This transfer marks a significant update to the team’s defensive lineup.
A lifelong story of loyalty
Lucas Vázquez is a product of Real Madrid’s youth academy. He joined the club in 2007 at the age of just 16. His only time away from the club was during the 2014/2015 season when he was loaned to Espanyol.
Vázquez made 398 official appearances for Real’s senior team, scoring 38 goals and providing 73 assists. These numbers show his importance — not just on the pitch, but also as a key figure in the locker room.
The end of an era
Lucas Vázquez’s departure is not just about one player leaving — it symbolizes the end of an era. He was part of Real Madrid’s most successful years, contributing to numerous domestic and European titles.
Now, as the club transitions into a new generation, the exit of such an experienced and emblematic player is especially significant.
Zamin.uz will continue to follow the stories of such iconic figures in football. We wish Lucas Vázquez success in his future endeavors. Where would you like to see him play next? Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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