Real Madrid has confirmed the departure of midfielder Dani Ceballos after seven seasons with the club. The decision to mutually terminate his contract was reached by both the club and the player.
Ceballos joined Real Madrid in 2017 and has since made 215 appearances for the first team. Throughout his time with the club, he contributed to one of the most successful eras in its history, winning a total of 16 trophies, which includes three Champions League titles, four FIFA Club World Cups, and three UEFA Super Cups.
In addition to the international accolades, Ceballos secured two La Liga championships, a Copa del Rey, and three Spanish Super Cups during his tenure. Although he was not always a permanent fixture in the starting eleven, his reliability earned the trust of various coaches throughout a demanding schedule.
Real Madrid expressed gratitude to Ceballos for his dedication and professionalism, wishing him and his family success in his future pursuits. The club’s official statement conveyed an emotional farewell, stating:
“Real Madrid was, is, and always will be his home. Now a new chapter begins for Ceballos, while Real closes another page in its championship era.”